Walking
Ramble along the Boundary and Farm Trails at Castle Ward
© National Trust/Peter Muhly
Walk this way
Famed for its outstanding natural beauty, Northern Ireland’s landscape is remarkably diverse. The haunting scenery ranges from the peaceful Fermanagh Lakeland and drumlin landscape of Strangford Lough, to the bizarrely shaped basalt columns of the Giant’s Causeway and the wild granite peaks of the Mourne Mountains.
Perfect for walking.
Stride out in County Down
Enjoy the carpets of bluebells at Castle Ward this spring
© National Trust / Caste Ward
County Down boasts a fabulously rich array of walks - from gentle strolls around Mount Stewart lake to farmland trails at Castle Ward.
Wander around Belfast
Put your best foot forward and enjoy the views
© Bernie Brown
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.
Spring saunters in Fermanagh
The peace of the surroundings is perfect for a quiet spring saunter
© CAAN
Get active this spring and explore the woodland walks at Castle Coole, Crom and Florence Court in County Fermanagh.
Mosey through Mid Ulster
Enjoy the first signs of spring with a snowdrop walk at The Argory
© National Trust Bernie Brown
These walks are perfect for those who want to get out and about this spring to enjoy nature at its best, without making the heart race.
Skip along the North Coast
Let your kite fly at Portstewart Strand
© John Millar
Combine the intimacy of antiqued woods, the vast bleakness of the cliff edge and the the human eccentricity of Mussenden Temple this spring.