Time for a wander
Right now it's time for spring wanders
Enjoy the spring air at Carrick-a-Rede on the North Coast
© National Trust/Derek Robinson
Spring is a great time of year for walking and exploring our places to visit.
After the trees have shed their leaves and the winter frosts have departed, the landscape takes on a new and more dynamic appearance. It's the time of year when the great outdoors beckons to us and with 120 miles of coastline and over 40 square miles of scenic countryside in our care in Northern Ireland, there's lots to explore.
It's time to go walking.
Spring saunters in Fermanagh
Get active this spring and explore the woodland walks at Florence Court and Castle Coole in County Fermanagh.
Skip along the North Coast
Combine the intimacy of antiqued woods, the vast bleakness of the cliff edge and the the human eccentricity of Mussenden Temple this spring.
Mosey through Mid-Ulster
These walks are perfect for those who want to get out and about and enjoy nature at its best, without making the heart race.
Wander around Belfast
From the blustery and brisk heights of Divis to the oasis of inner-city calm that is Minnowburn, there is something for everyone in Belfast this Spring.
Stepping out in County Down
County Down boasts a fabulously rich array of walks - from gentle strolls around Mount Stewart lake to farm land trails at Castle Ward.
More walks
For more information on National Trust walks in Northern Ireland visit:
www.walkni.com