Blog (Activities) - Visit Mourne Mountains

The great outdoors of Mourne Mountains, Ring of Gullion and Strangford Lough are possibly the greatest in the world. The climbs and dips of the peaks and valleys offer those who like to get on their bikes and explore a chance to do just that in a place of giant wonder.

Whether you're a thrill-seeker looking for fast descents or a family wanting a relaxing ride, Mourne Gullion Strangford has the perfect cycling route for you.

Are you and your family heading to Warrenpoint for the Wake the Giant Festival? Why not make the most of your trip by extending your stay? Warrenpoint marks a picturesque stop on the Mourne Coastal Route, offering visitors stunning views of Carlingford Lough and the Mourne Mountains.

Are you ready to dive into an exhilarating experience? Brace yourself for the ultimate wild swimming adventure in the beautiful surroundings of Mourne Gullion Strangford. Picture this: crystal-clear waters, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, and a sense of freedom like no other. Whether you’re a seasoned swimmer or a curious beginner, Mourne Gullion Strangford offers a plethora of stunning spots to explore.

Mourne Gullion Strangford Geopark has a wealth of attractions and things to do.  Explore the area and delve into the culture, folklore and legends.

The Mourne Mountains and Ring of Gullion is located in a region where we have three designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.  It is one of the richest areas for hiking in Northern Ireland.  Whether you are a hiking expert or a beginner, we have plenty of trails suitable for all levels of ability. Whichever trail you decide to conquer will provide you with fabulous views of spectacular scenery and fill you with a sense of achievement.

Exciting Easter events happening in the stunnng  Mourne Mountains and Ring of Gullion. Don't miss out on all the fun activities and beautiful scenery this holiday season. Come and join us for a memorable Easter.

If you’re looking for a refreshing walk that offers coastal views, open stretches for off-lead zoomies, and a bit of woodland magic, look no further than the trail from Keel Point around Murlough Bay. We recently took Finn, our ever-energetic Border Collie, on this route—and he absolutely loved it.

If you’re planning a memorable getaway with family or friends, Northern Ireland’s Mourne Mountains, Ring of Gullion, and Lecale area offers an unforgettable experience. These picturesque regions are perfect for large families or groups who want to combine adventure, relaxation, and stunning landscapes. Whether you enjoy hiking, exploring, or simply unwinding in scenic surroundings, these areas provide a variety of activities and accommodations that cater to all ages and interests.

As the days grow longer and the chill of winter fades, Mourne Mountains and Ring of Gullion bursts into life with the colours and energy of spring. This stunning part of Northern Ireland is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes, making it the perfect destination for outdoor adventures. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker, a nature enthusiast, or just looking for a relaxing weekend escape, there’s something for everyone.

Recently voted Northern Ireland's best place to live, Dundrum caught the attention of our resident border collie, Finn. Eager for a new adventure, he made his way to Dundrum Castle and found the perfect setting to explore.

Our resident border collie, Finn, made a memorable visit to Dundrum Castle recently and discovered the ideal spot to embark on his latest adventure. 

Located amidst the scenic landscapes of County Down, this historic landmark boasts breathtaking views, expansive open areas, and a variety of trails perfect for curious noses and wagging tails.

Dundrum has officially been named the best place to live in Northern Ireland by the Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide – and it’s easy to see why. 

Described as “genteel, seriously gourmet, and generous in spirit,” this picturesque coastal village in County Down offers a magical setting where nearly every home boasts stunning views of the Mourne Mountains, Dundrum Bay, or both. 

Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Saint Patrick’s Way, a pilgrimage trail that spans 132km (82 miles) across the counties of Armagh and Down. Join in the celebration of this landmark journey and embark on a path that is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Along the way, collect stamps at 10 Passport Points and receive your Certificate of Achievement at the Saint Patrick Centre in Downpatrick, home to the world’s only permanent interactive exhibition dedicated to Saint Patrick.