Distance: 1km – 5km. Spectacular megalithic landscape, with four trails, overlooked by majestic Cuilcagh Mountain. Free entry. Visitor centre, toilets and parking.
Distance: 26km
Terrain: West Cavan Uplands
A stunning walk through the uplands of West Cavan
Distance 11km Grade: Difficult
A bucket list experience. Wooden boardwalk to a viewing platform on Cuilcagh Mountain summit with breathtaking views.
Recognised by UNESCO for unique geological landscapes, the Geopark spans the uplands of Cavan and Fermanagh. Year round programme of events.
A stunning national trust property, on the Cavan / Fermanagh border near Blacklion.
Beautifully refurbished character stone cottage in West Cavan, in the heart of the UNESCO Geopark, not far from Blacklion. Sleeps 4.
Formerly a Georgian Rectory, Killinagh house has been lovingly renovated. Bespoke B&B stays .
Chef Neven Maguire’s award winning restaurant. Bridgestone 100 Best Places. Georgina Campbell.
Natural limestone show caves located near the village of Florencecourt in County Fermanagh. The caves are named after the nearby Marble Arch, a natural limestone arch at the upstream end of Cladagh Glen under which the Cladagh River flows.
An early Christian fort with circular thick stone wall and two small staircases. Beautiful views. A UNESCO Geopark site
The ideal location for all aspiring chefs and budding food enthusiasts.
Restored 17th Century plantation castle, picturesquely situated on the shores of Lough Gill in County Leitrim. Guided tours available. Reopening in March 2026. 35Km from Blacklion.
Distance: 7 km | Grade: Moderate Terrain: Minor road and trackway
Start at St. Patrick’s Hall in Glangevlin
The source of the mighty River Shannon. Short marked trail and play area.
Blacklion Village is situated in the North West of County Cavan at the foot of Cuilcagh Mountain.
An excellent example of an active river forming a cave.