This route takes you through a historic city park along surfaced paths with some slight hills.
| County | Antrim |
| Nearest Town | Belfast |
| Distance | 1.5 miles miles |
| OS Map | 15 |
| Route Type | Parkland and Grassland |
| Route Shape | Circular |
| Public Roads | Off Public Road |
| AONB | Other Area |
| Grid Ref (Start) | J336727 |
| Grid Ref (End) | J336727 |
Surfaced paths with some slight hills
Palm House - designed by Sir Charles Lanyon
Tropical Ravine - home to banana plants
Herbaceous Borders - a fantastic array of colour in the summer months
There are a network of surfaced paths throughout the park which makes it an ideal location for a family cycle.
The park has 7 entrances and the best route is simply to stick to the surfaced paths.
Botanic Gardens is located adjacent to Queen's University Belfast.
By Bike: The park is adjacent to NCN 9, Stranmillis Embankment, beside Queen's Physical Education Centre.
By Bus: Metro Services 7 & 8
By Car:on-street parking around Botanic Avenue and Stranmillis area.
A Traffic-free route, however if joining NCN 9 there is a busy road crossing
Refreshments available in surrounding area. Toilet facilities in the park
This route has accessible toilet facilities.
Surfaced paths with some hills
A Walk in the Park, Belfast City Council
Belfast City Council, Parks Depatment, 02890320202
www.belfastcity.gov.uk/parks
This information is provided by Countryside Access and Activities Network, The Stableyard, Barnett's Demesne, Malone Road, Belfast, BT9 5PB.
Tel: 028 9030 3930
Fax: 028 9062 6248
info@cycleni.com
www.countrysiderecreation.com
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