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Kingfisher Trail (Northern Loop)

Day One Enniskillen to Belcoo (20 miles)

This section starts from the tourist information centre in Enniskillen, care needs to be taken here leaving the town, as it follows busy roads. Further on, the route follows minor roads and passes Florence Court House and the Marble Arch Caves.

Day Two Belcoo to Belleek (23 miles)

This route is a mixture of minor roads and stretches of busier roads, it passes the towns of  Garrison and Belleek. In Belleek there is the famous Pottery factory, Ireland’s oldest china factory.

Day Three Belleek to Kesh (33 miles)

The section from Ballyshannon to Pettigo runs along quiet country roads, extending another 11.5 miles to Kesh, passing the attractive stone circles at Drumskinny.

Day Four Kesh to Enniskillen (22 miles)

Just after leaving Kesh, the route runs through Castle Archdale County Park. After, it follows minor roads (apart from two sections on main roads) through Irvinestown and Enniskillen. In Enniskillen the main attractions are the Ardhowen Theatre and Castle Coole House.

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