Top Things to do in County Cavan
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Top 10 Nature & Parks in County Cavan, County Cavan
Discover the best top things to do in County Cavan, Ireland including Lough Sillan, Bailieborough Castle Forest Walk, Erica's Fairy Forest, Dun A Ri Forest Park, Cavan Burren Park, Deerpark Forest Walk, The Shannon Pot, Lough Ramor, Killykeen Forest Park, Killeshandra Looped Walking Trail.
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1. Lough Sillan
2. Bailieborough Castle Forest Walk
3. Erica's Fairy Forest
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By clairemN5372QF - Monaghan, Ireland
Such a lovely area. Would be a great place for children. Great pathway along the route and lighting which is great for evening times
4. Dun A Ri Forest Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By UnitedRoyal - Kingscourt, Ireland
Great place to stroll around and clear the head. Lovely autumn colours everywhere in this well maintained park. Well worth a visit on a good day
5. Cavan Burren Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Cavan Burren Park is a stunning prehistoric park located in the UNESCO designated Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark in West Cavan. The site boasts numerous geological and archaeological features including megalithic tombs and glacial erratics. The site has recently been transformed into an amazing accessible prehistoric park with five looped walking trails including a multi-access trail as well as a brand new interpretative centre, toilet and car park facilities and interpretation across the site. We hope you enjoy it!
Reviewed By GillW978 - Belfast, United Kingdom
What a fantastic hidden gem - absolutely beautiful, peaceful and amazing place....kind of fell on it on a scenic drive and so glad we did. Well signed paths, lots of easy to digest info posts, and routes linked together so easy to do a detour at your will. Fantastic sense of history and the VIEWS!! WOW. We were lucky - after a rainy morning blue skies and clear view all the way to Sligo - stunning. Boardwalks would be a great adventure for wee ones and none of the paths are overly challenging (from a plump middle aged doll) One advantage of Covid was we were totally alone and could enjoy the total serenity. Loved it!
6. Deerpark Forest Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By ericdN992ZA - Fethard, Ireland
we went to deerpark forest walk while on a break in virginia co cavan , it had rained for 2 days solid after 10 days of sunny dry weather so the timing coulnt be worse , the signage for the forest was a bit baffling as the signs were pointing in the wrong direction to where the car park (rugby club) actually was and some branches were obscuring the signage until you were almost on top of it - or past it - a small issue that could easily be addressed with a couple of spanners and a pair of loppers by the local authorities im sure !! anyway we did the 5k route around the forest - watch out for the hidden fairy doors - well worth spotting as some of them are really very well made . the track way by the lakeside was a bit flooded from all the rain especially next to the golf club and some of the dead and fallen trees could be removed to make access and views a while lot better but other than that a very peaceful and pleasant walk ,nice way to pass a couple of hours . and if you do decide to take a walk here - PLEASE take your litter home with you ,dont leave it in the forest or the car park as SOME people had done .
7. The Shannon Pot
8. Lough Ramor
9. Killykeen Forest Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By CRRG_Dublin - Dublin, Ireland
Beautiful Forest Park with lots of lakes and walks. A big park so even with lots of visitors it would never be crowded. Decent car park which is well in off the road. It looks a little neglected (closed up buildings and a tatty toilet shed) but the park itself is well worth a visit.
10. Killeshandra Looped Walking Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
