Carleton Trail Black Route
This route is suitable for the person who wishes to do a short cycle. The route meanders down country roads taking in breathtaking views of the Clogher Valley.
| County | Tyrone | Distance | 6 |
| Nearest Town | Clogher | OS Map | 18 |
| Route Type | Forest, Hill | Route Shape | Circular |
| AONB | Other Area | Grid Ref (Start) | H538557 |
| Public Roads | On Public Road | Grid Ref (End) | H538557 |
Terrain
Tarmac roads.
Point of Interest
William Carleton's Birthplace
Johnston's Chapel
Clogher Cathedral & Graveyard with two Celtic Crosses
Johnston's Chapel
Clogher Cathedral & Graveyard with two Celtic Crosses
Route Description
Begin at the Rural centre in Clogher, turn left out of the main street pass the War Memorial and then take left again at Carleton Trail signpost. At the first set of crossroads continue striaght joining the waymarked way near Johnston's Chapel. The route then passes through Prolusk and joins the closing stage of the green route. This route finally passes Clogher Cathedral and Graveyard before returning to the Clogher Valley Rural Centre.
Getting to the Start
From Belfast - Take M1 for Enniskillen, once off motorway continue on A4 for Enniskillen, at Ballygawley roundabout follow A4 for Augher, from Augher Clogher is 2 miles. Rural Centre is situated in the main street of Clogher.
Traffic
Quiet country roads.
Facilities
Toilets
Car Parking
Car Parking
Information for People with a Disability
This route has accessible toilet facilities.
Well signposted. Toilets disability access.
Available Publication
The Carleton Trail
Killymaddy Tourist Information & Craft Centre
Links
Cycle Hire
Blessingbourne Apartments
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