Ulster Way

Sliabh Beagh Way

The Sliabh Beagh Way passes through some of the most remote parts of the Ulster countryside as it follows a meandering 40-mile course across the backbone of the Sliabh Beagh hills. Along the way it offers walkers plenty of historical richness, potential wildlife sightings and far-reaching views from the higher ground.

CountyDistanceOS MapTerrain
Tyrone40 miles (65 km)Sheets 18, 19 & 27Minor Roads, Track and Moorland.
Start Town / VillageFinish Town / VillageGrid ReferencesPoints of Interest
AughnacloyLisnaskeaStarts at H666520
Ends at H363339
Aughnacloy, St Patrick’s Chair & Well, Knockatallon, Carnmore Viewpoint, Lisnaskea
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Useful Contacts

NamePhoneEmail
Killymaddy Tourist Information Centre+44(0)28 8776 7259killymaddy.reception@dungannon.gov.uk
Monaghan Tourist Information+353(0) 47 73718info@monaghantourism.com
Enniskillen Tourist Information Centre+44(0)28 6632 3110tic@fermanagh.gov.uk

Emergency Numbers

NamePhone
Emergency Services112 or 999 (free)
Non emergency Police number0845 600 8000 (local rate)
National Health Service - NHS Direct UK Helpline for Healthcare4554

Links to Local Websites

WebsiteURL
Northern Ireland Environment Agency - protect, conserve and promote the natural environment and built heritagewww.ni-environment.gov.uk
Northern Ireland Tourist Boardwww.discovernorthernireland.com
Translink - Northern Ireland's integrated bus and rail public transport companywww.translink.com
BBC Weather Forecastnews.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/
Flavour of Tyrone – local tourism informationwww.flavouroftyrone.com/
Monaghan Tourism – local tourism informationwww.monaghantourism.com/
Fermanagh Lakeland Tourismwww.fermanaghlakelands.com/
St Patrick's Chair and Well Photographyphotographynorthernirela...patricks-chair-and-well/