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Sliabh Beagh Clogher Valley

Ravella Road, Aughnacloy, County Tyrone, BT69 6EA
Sliabh Beagh Clogher Valley

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The walk, part of the Ulster Way, traverses a pastoral landscape before plunging into Favour Royal Forest and Altadaven Wood. The latter is the site of St Patrick’s Chair. Tradition has it that Ireland’s patron Saint said Mass on this chair and blessed the nearby well, imbuing its water with great healing powers. The woods are also a stronghold of the native red squirrel and the sheltered valley boasts an abundance of wildflowers and ferns. Walkers can find newts, frogs and dragonflies as well as a host of plant life including willow and horsetails in and around the many loughs of the Sliabh Beagh Way.

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From Augher, take the A28. After approximately 6 miles, turn right at the T-Junction. This will take you onto the main street leading into Aughnacloy. Take the second right, Ravella Road. Here is where the route begins. Park on the main street in Aughnacloy.

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