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Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark

Cuilcagh Mountain, located within Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark, is the highest point in Co. Fermanagh and so has a commanding, panoramic view of the lakes, Lough Erne and far into the distance. It’s the ascent to that summit where things get really interesting and exciting. Nicknamed the ‘Stairway to Heaven’, the timbered Cuilcagh Boardwalk trail is a wonder of foresight and compassion for nature, as well as a fair challenge for walkers and strollers.

Glenpark Estate

Once the Ulster History Park, these grounds are now a stunning location for camping, parking-up a campervan, glamping in the woodland lodge or staying in a luxurious bedroom within the 4 star guesthouse. With every budget catered for accommodation-wise, you’ll also have no shortage of activities available to you on the grounds, with children’s soft play available, a farm shop for you to peruse and even an open farm with rare breed animals!

Marble Arch Caves UNESCO Geopark

Jaw-dropping natural beauty doesn’t come close. Exploring the Marble Arch Caves, you see firsthand the magic of its underground river bouncing light around this subterranean wonder. You’ll be guided along a carefully constructed path into awe-inspiring passages and underworld waterfalls. If you’d like to dive a little deeper, the nextlevel 360 VR experience is nothing short of amazing. Make sure to check ahead of your visit for availability.

Lough Erne Resort

We all deserve a little luxury. So why not treat yourself this spring at the 5-star Lough Erne Resort, set in the heart of the stunning Fermanagh Lakelands? It’s home to two championship golf courses, an authentic Thai Spa and a host of culinary dining experiences. Awarded 'Hotel Restaurant of the Year', The Catalina Restaurant is a haven for foodies, while The Blaney Bar stocks Boatyard Gin, which is distilled just minutes from the resort.

The Abingdon Collection

Take a walk through the past at the Abingdon Collection in Omagh, Co. Tyrone. Representing over 50 years of passionate collecting, it features 500 die-cast model cars, photographs and automobilia. The collection is open free of charge, so if you lived through the 50s, 60s, 70s or just love Big Boy's Toys', there’s definitely something here for you.

Pat Larry’s Cottage

Pat Larry’s is a traditional selfcatering cottage located in the heart of the Owenkillew River Valley, surrounded by the panoramic views of the Sperrin Mountains. If

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you’re looking for walking, cycling, driving or just taking in the beautiful countryside, the cottage provides the perfect base.

Erne Adventures - Hydrobiking

Get on your bike - and stay on it - with an incredible Hydro bike from Erne Adventures. These unique crafts have to be seen to be believed, and this is the first place you can pilot them on the island of Ireland. It’s amazing fun for the whole family - whether you’re going hard for some cardio, or lolling around the Lough with the little ones.

Enniskillen Taste Experience

Start your day with a culinary adventure on the Enniskillen Taste Experience – a three-hour walking tour, stopping to sample an indulgent mix of food and drinks (leave the car keys behind). Beginning at Enniskillen Castle, you’ll be guided around the town to meet local producers and learn a few foodie facts along the way.

The Firehouse

For the perfect char and the best stonebaked pizza you need a lot of heat, and the Firehouse in Enniskillen has that in spades. Its stonebaked pizza and Bertha ovens guarantee the perfect charred flavour for your visit.

Boatyard Distillery Tours

The Boatyard Distillery is an awardwinning farm-to-bottle distillery located on the shores of Lough Erne. This is where locally- and internationally-sourced organic ingredients are carefully selected for each of their creations. You’ll find the distillery’s gins and vodkas in bars and restaurants across Northern Ireland, of course. But they have their origin right here. So why not book ahead for an all-in distillery tour and tasting?

Castle Coole Estate

Castle Coole takes top place on your list if you love exploring magnificent 19th century mansions and wandering through enchanting lakeside woodlands. It’s home to both an impressive art collection inside the mansion and a wealth of wildlife around the grounds.

Todds Leap

Big and small adventurers can jump into over 20 action-packed activities at Todds Leap in Ballygawley. You’ll soar over the forest on a 500m zip line, and steady your aim with clay-pigeon shooting at this purpose-built activity centre. Even getting around is an adventure, with activities accessed from an off-road track. There’s glamping on site, with log cabins and funky ‘snooze boxes’ too.

Ulster American Folk Park

Feel yourself step back in time to the Old World and uncover tales of the brave emigrants who set sail across the Atlantic towards the New World. At the Ulster American Folk Park near Omagh, you can feed your curiosity exploring thatched cottages, meeting traditionally costumed characters and stepping aboard a full-scale emigrant ship for an immersive first-hand experience.

An Creagán

Before you tackle one of the many trails in the beautiful Sperrin Mountains why not fuel-up at An Creagán near Omagh. Relax outdoors overlooking the pond while your brekkie is prepared using local produce with herbs and vegetables from the gardens. Hate to leave? There’s 3* and 4* self-catering accommodation here too if you feel like staying over.

You're on the way

You may already be daydreaming about all the things you’ll do while wrapped in these beautiful surroundings. Keep on dreaming because there’s always plenty more to do and see when you’re here on your spring escape. Book your next giant adventure at discovernorthernireland.com