Newcastle Wood
Coillte lists a 1.2 km Short Loop, 3.7 km Newcastle Wood Loop and 5.6 km Perimeter Trail. Trail starts differ; use Coillte’s own route map and car-park advice.
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Derrycassan Wood
Coillte lists the 1.2 km Nature Trail, 2.3 km Walled Garden Loop and 3.2 km Main Avenue Walk beside Lough Gowna.
Official trails and map ↗Royal Canal Greenway
Walk or cycle a suitable section around Cloondara, Killashee, Ballymahon or Abbeyshrule. The official guide identifies access points, crossings and a shared-use safety code.
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