Day Trips & Short Rides
Lagan & Lough Canal Path
The Lagan and Lough Cycle Way offers a total of 21 miles of flat, traffic-free, and scenic paths. The route connects Lisburn to Jordanstown and follows the beautiful Lagan Towpath and Belfast Lough. On the way you can enjoy stunning views over Belfast's bustling city centre, the River Lagan, the Belfast Hills, Samson and Goliath, and Cave Hill. There are also a number of attractions such as the historic Giant's Ring, the National Trust property at Minnowburn, and a number of bird observation points. Interested in art? Then look out for some of the pieces of sculpture along the way... highlights include the 'Big Fish' at Donegall Quay, the 'Concentric Twist' at Lisburn, and the 4 'Millennium Mileposts'. You'll find this route is suitable for people of all ages and abilities as the path is flat, mostly traffic-free, and wide.
Belfast
Lisburn
Jordanstown
Antrim
All year
21 Miles / 33.8km
Family with young children- 5 Hours, family with teenage children - 2.5 hours, Adult cyclists (day trippers)- 2 hours
Average
9 and 93
Belfast: 028 9024 6609, Newtownabbey: 028 9034 0000, Lisburn: 028 9266 0038
If you live locally why not cycle to your starting point! If you are travelling from further afield you can reach Belfast (Central Station), Lisburn, and Jordanstown by train. There is also car parking available at each of the public parks the route passes through.
The Lagan and Lough Cycle Way free from Belfast Welcome Centre 028 9024 6609


Cycle
Northern Ireland is a joint marketing initiative between Sustrans and The
Countryside Access & Activities Network. The project is kindly supported
by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board, Environment & Heritage Service,
Health Promotion Agency, and DRD Roads Service.