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Take Giant Steps

Awaken your Giant Spirit

  1. A couple hill walking on Slieve Gallion in the Sperrin Mountains
    Plan your day out by choosing from our collection of walks and hikes through the picturesque Mid Ulster landscape. You’ll find the ideal walk for your experience, location, fitness levels and the time you’ve got available. Whatever’s right for you, you’re guaranteed quality time in the glorious countryside.
  2. A view from the Sperrin Mountains looking down the valley to Lough Neagh in the distance
    Explore the beautiful scenery of Ireland’s largest mountain range. You’ll find walking trails ranging from easy walking routes through more adventurous climbs. Take your pick from the many peaks, forests and valleys scattered throughout this 40-mile Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
  3. A family with children running on the walking trails at Drumanph Nature Reserve
    We’ve got big adventures for little legs. Walks at Lough Fea, Round Lake, Dungannon Park and Drum Manor Forest Park are just a few of the many family friendly walks in Mid Ulster. If you’re pushing a buggy or have little ones in tow, these are perfect gentle strolls to get you out and about.
  4. Mature couple walking through Knockmany forest with their dog
    Enjoy the unspoilt landscape, wildlife and woodland walking trails of Mid Ulster's forest parks. Drum Manor Forest Park, Davagh Forest, Iniscarn Forest and Moydamlaght Forest are a handful of the woodland areas for you to explore. Get out among the trees and stretch your legs.
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