Where water, woodland, and gentle trails invite slow discovery.
The Fermanagh Lakelands offer one of Northern Ireland’s most peaceful walking experiences — a world of quiet lakes, forest paths, riverside routes, and upland boardwalks. Tucked inland in County Fermanagh, this is walking made for reflection and rhythm, shaped by nature’s softer side.
Trails follow lough shores and climb to panoramic viewpoints, weave through native woodland, or stretch out across ancient bogland. Walkers can explore historic estates, limestone caves, and country parks — or simply let the stillness of the water lead the way.
Whether you’re after a scenic stroll or a multi-day walking holiday, the Fermanagh Lakelands offer calm, beauty, and a deep connection to place.
A 6 km wooden boardwalk that crosses upland bog and climbs to the summit plateau of Cuilcagh Mountain — the highest point in Fermanagh. The route offers sweeping views and a unique, protected landscape experience.
Follow forest tracks and stone steps to panoramic cliffs high above Lower Lough Erne. The Magho Viewpoint is one of the most breathtaking in the region.
An easygoing trail network along the lake, through wooded parkland and historic WWII sites. Ideal for peaceful walks, picnics, and family outings.
Walk under ancient oaks, past walled gardens and open moorland on this former estate. Great for forest loops and connections to nearby upland walks.
The Fermanagh Lakelands offer walking that feels restorative — a balance of beauty, stillness, and freedom to roam. Follow the water, and let the journey unfold.
Curated stays for walkers, wanderers, and slow travellers — all within easy reach of the path.
Trusted tour companies offer self-guided walking holidays in the Fermanagh Lakelands — with accommodation, luggage transfers, and detailed route notes included.
Choose a local base to discover trails, towns, villages and places to stay.
Start your walk on one of the area’s best-known routes.
