Craigavon Borough Council protects and records public rights of way, while developing new countryside paths. We aim to
- provide opportunities to enjoy the countryside in a healthy way
- raise awareness of the rich natural and built heritage of Craigavon
- contribute to the development of green transport and local regeneration
What’s here
- Wetlands Way - Waymarked trails for walking, cycling and horseriding covering 40 miles through the South Lough Neagh Wetlands.
- Ulster Way - 26 miles following the Newry Canal towpath, River Bann, and minor roads.
- National Cycle Network – 13miles on cycle paths and minor roads via Oxford Island and Craigavon Lakes.
What’s coming
- Newry Canal Linear Park – A 20 mile Newry Canal Towpath from Portadown to Newry, part of the National Cycle Network.
- Lough Neagh Cycle Way – A 110 mile cycle trail around Lough Neagh.
- Waymarked Way – a 20 mile waymarked walking trail from Portadown to Newry.
