Peatlands Walk
One of five walks through the bogland of the Peatlands Park.
County Armagh
Distance 5.8 miles
OS Map Sheet 19
Terrain Tarmac road, woodchip paths
Nearest Town Loughgall
Route Shape Circular
Grid Reference H897603
Route Type Lakeland, Parkland & Grassland
Follow the path sign marked with red arrows. There are another four walks of varying lengths.
This walk is also suitable for people with limited mobility – please link below to Disabled Ramblers NI – Peatlands Park.
Peatland, open lake and apple blossom when in season
Take turn-off for Junction 13 on the M1 and follow the sign for Peatlands Park.
Translink – journeyplanner.translink.co.uk
Dogs are allowed. Dogs should be under control. Please clean up after your dog.
Reception area, free car park, toilets, Education Centre and railway. The following facilities are available for users with limited mobility: – Café (wheelchair accessible) – Disabled toilets – Disabled parking – Mobility vehicle available – Hearing loop system – Visitors Centre
Grade 5
- There may not be a formalised path, and variable, single file trails are to be expected.
- Gradients and cross slope could be expected to be steep and not limited.
- Obstacles and surface breaks of greater than 75mm measured across the line of the path to be expected.
- Overhanging branches are possible. Passing places and rest areas may not be formalised or provided.
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Walk Route
Peatlands Walk
Splendid walks through an extensive web of woodland trails and wetland boardwalks.
We made the long walk yesterday Our first time at peatlands & really impressed. Tidy, well maintained litter free walk through a range of habitats. Lots of wildlife to see…. Baby moorhens, Jay birds, meadow pipits, a thrush family & many other birds…maybe even a hen harrier only it was a bit high in the sky to be certain. Park is so easily accessed from the motorway. Will definitely be back.