There's plenty of obstacles on route to clamber over and under (grown ups and little ones can keep to the path if they don't fancy the climb) and there's even a few places to stop and enjoy the views out over the lough - note the Rangers favourite seat!
Tick off some of your 50 Things along the way - you might find a scary beast to hold (30), get tracking some wild animals (34), make a home for one (36) or yourself (3), finish off with some bird watching (44) and find plenty of natural items to create some wild art (18).
Finish off the trail in the bird hide. Over the colder months, you'll spot our overwintering birds and Brent geese. Winter is an excellent time to watch wading birds such as oystercatcher, dunlin, curlew and knot in Castle Ward Bay.