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Lough Fea Cycle Route

A delightful route taking in the archaeology of Beaghmore Stone Circles, the remote Glenelly Valley, charm of Lough Fea and the hustle and bustle of Cookstown.

County

Tyrone

Distance

41 Miles

Nearest Town

Cookstown

OS Map

Route Type

Lakeland, Parkland and Grassland, Woodland

Route Shape

Circular

AONB

Sperrins

Grid Ref (Start)

H806784

Public Roads

On Public Road

Grid Ref (End)

H806784

Terrain

This route has some steep climbs

Point of Interest

Cookstown: 17th century market town boasts the widest and longest mainstreet in Ireland.

Wellbrook Beetling Mill - A National Trust property: The only functioning beetling mill left in the world.

Lough Fea: Natural fresh water Lough, suitable for boating and canoeing. An area of wild scenic beauty.

Route Description

- This route has some steep climbs.

- This route can be shortened by use of the road past Davagh forest

- A short detour to the Sperrin Heritage Centre is highly recommended.

Getting to the Start

Begin route at Cookstown Tourist Information Centre and follow the '5' signage along the Lough Fea Cycle Route.

Traffic

The route can be shortened by use of the road past Davagh forest.

Facilities

Tourist Information Centre, Public Houses, Cafes, Post offices, Shopping, Public Conveiences and Public Telephones located in Cookstown.

Public Houses, Post Office, Shopping, Public Conveniences and Public Telephone located in Draperstown

Public House and Post Office located in Broughderg