Castle Coole Lake Walk

Take a pleasant, gentle walk around the tranquil Lough Coole, where you'll spot a variety of wildlife. Along the way you'll have views of the grand mansion and discover traces of the past at the site where the Queen Anne House once stood.
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Seating at the lake
There's a bench at the edge of Lough Coole where you can stop and soak up the tranquil views.
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Castle Coole Beech Trail
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Florence Court Blue Trail
A gentle circular walk through native Irish woodland with historical estate features along the way, including the Florence Court Yew Tree.
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