Where aviation meets luxury. Glorious lakeside glamping with hot tubs. Walking distance to cafes and pub and walking /cycling trails.
The trail begins in the centre of the town, known as the Diamond, across from the historic Town Hall.
Distance: 30km Terrain: Greenway
Walking and cycle route along the old railway line from Kingscourt to Navan. Rent a bike from Feel Good Bicycles at Park Beo, Wilkinstown
Intro to fishing for children and adults. Professional guide for experienced anglers. Boat trips on the River Erne.
Garden and tearooms open 11am – 4pm Friday to Sunday. Group bookings welcome. Free Admission.
Distance: 3km or 7km | Grade: Easy
Terrain: forest path along lake shore around Castle Lake. Part of Failte Ireland’s Looped Walks Network
Historic cathedral completed in 1860 by William Hague with 12th century Romanesque door.
Land and water adventures – kayaking, tours, inflatable waterpark and more in the Hidden Heartlands on the stunning waterways of Cavan.
Distance: 1km – 5km. Spectacular megalithic landscape, with four trails, overlooked by majestic Cuilcagh Mountain. Free entry. Visitor centre, toilets and parking.
One of the most impressive buildings in Cavan town. Completed in 1942, the vast interior is like a basilica with different colours of marble.
ODEON Cinemas Ireland for all of the latest films
Takes place in the Imperial Bar once per month or thereabouts. Keep an eye on the Club’s social media for news and events.
Unearth your Cavan connections at Cavan Genealogy Centre. Appointment required.
A self-guided walking tour of historic Cavan town.
Award winning spa with GAIA treatments for both men and women
Dramatic 13th century Norman Castle in the middle of Lough Oughter accessible by water only.
18 hole historic parkland course on the outskirts of Cavan town. Bar, driving range and pro shop.
Demonstrations and classes in wool spinning, butter making, bread making, crochet, embroidery and knitting. Booking by appointment.
Distance 11km Grade: Difficult
A bucket list experience. Wooden boardwalk to a viewing platform on Cuilcagh Mountain summit with breathtaking views.
Distance: 5.5km | Grade: Easy Terrain: Lakeshore & forest path. A Sli na Slainte route