This week's walk of the week is Tully Castle.
Overview
This charming walk takes in the castle grounds with commanding views of the castle ruins and the surrounding countryside.
The walk continues into a mixed woodland area before breaking out into views across Lough Erne, where Heron Island, Gay Island and Inishmakill Island can all be seen directly opposite the shoreline.
These islands and surrounding shore are important for a variety of wild birds, and are part of the Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark.
The information on this walking route has been provided by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council and also features on a series of walking cards which have been developed to promote walking opportunities, trails and routes within the Council district.
Please note that to help reduce the risk of spreading Covid-19, social distancing should be adhered to.
When visiting this or any similar area, try to avoid busy times, use the designated car parking spaces, and ‘Leave No Trace’ to ensure we can protect our environment for the enjoyment of all.
Nearest Town: Derrygonnelly
Points of Interest: Plantation castle Tully Castle, built in 1613
Location: From Enniskillen, travel north along the A46 Shore Road towards Belleek; approximately 15km from Enniskillen, Tully Castle is signed and located on the right
Distance: 1.2 miles
Route Shape: Circular
Route Type: Lakeland, parkland and grassland, riverside
Facilities: Toilets and picnic benches are available on site
Grade of Walk: Easy
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