Northern Ireland

Swap the treadmill for nature’s playground this January. As fresh air fills your lungs, bundle the benefits for body and mind. Whether you’re starting out or switching it up, discover how training outdoors can keep you on track.

A new year awaits so it's time to make your new year resolutions. You can conquer the most popular ambitions in simple ways. Discover how to make a fresh start with these top tips for staying on track thanks to the National Trust near you.

A welcome sight on a winter stroll, let pockets of snowdrops provide the perfect pick-me-up this year. A symbol of hope and consolation, enjoy a sight for sore eyes on a beautiful local walk near you.

Stuck for inspiration for things to do with the family this winter? Download these five fun Peter Rabbit™ activity packs, which are full of ideas, recipes and nature-inspired activities.

We've got some delicious vegan and vegetarian snacks that are perfect for picnics. Mushroom and thyme rolls, coronation cauliflower and couscous salad and chocolate fudge cake are just some that you could try.

We care for one of the world's largest and most significant collections of art and heritage objects, but did you know that you can explore many of them online from the comfort of your home?

If you're currently unable to travel you can dream now and travel later! Choose one of our virtual tours and explore the rugged landscape around the Giant's Causeway from the comfort of your own home.

From pine martens to deer and swooping birds of prey, there's no shortage of wildlife to spot in Northern Ireland during the winter months. Whether you’re keeping an eye out for Irish hares on the trails of Divis Mountain, or spotting harbour seals on the shores of Strangford Lough, there are plenty of reasons to wrap up warm and head outside.

Go behind the scenes with our podcasts. Tread the trails of Divis & Black Mountain with our walking series or explore the magnificent Mount Stewart in our gardens series - all with expert insight by your side.

Find out what's happening at our places across Northern Ireland

As a conservation charity we work to protect and conserve our special places for the enjoyment of everyone, for ever. Read about our latest projects here.

Learn how our rangers are helping to conserve the nature and wildlife living on the land we care for.

In Northern Ireland over 2,500 volunteers help us every year, making a substantial and greatly appreciated contribution to our work. Here are some of their stories...

If you are looking for something a little bit different and rewarding why not get in touch and get involved with our teams.

Make the most of your membership - get involved and enjoy a deeper and more rewarding experience with us.