Built in 1833 and closed in 1900, this experience showcases the history of Bridewells used in the 17th and 18th centuries to house petty criminals, vagrants, and those awaiting trial.
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.
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.
Award-winning museum. WW1 Trench Experience, 1916 Rising Experience, Peace Garden, shop, cafe, playground, exhibitions and Nun’s Walk.
The largest outdoor replica trench in Ireland or the UK – includes visual and sound effects. On the grounds of Cavan County Museum.
Dramatic 13th century Norman Castle in the middle of Lough Oughter accessible by water only.
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
Scenic, historic forest park with walking trails, sculpture trail, picnic benches. €5 adm per car – pay at gate.
Inflatable waterpark on the lake. Fun for all ages on trampolines, slides, climbing frames and more!
Bicycle hire of e-bikes, standard bikes, mountain bikes and road bikes. Delivery service offered.
Outdoor yoga, which includes asanas to help align mind, body and spirit, in harmony with nature. Located at Cavan Adventure Centre overlooking the water.
Guided e-bike tours. Unique 18km e-bike adventure through the drumlin landscapes of Cavan, with its rivers and lakes. 6 hours, €90 12 years +
Wrapped around Lough Oughter. Walking, cycle trails inc the Killykeen Way greenway, picnic benches, lake swimming, coffee, toilets. Home to CABU by the Lakes.
Distance: 12km greenway linking Killykeen Forest Park and Killeshandra Terrain: Tarmacked path
Trailhead: Killykeen or The Pleasure Lake, Cavan Road, Killeshandra
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.
Snazzy and stylish new cocktail bar in the heart of Cavan town. Located behind the Imperial Bar.