4 miles
Loop
Crom
Discover a tranquil landscape of islands, woodland and historic ruins, on the shores of the Upper Lough Erne.
TRAIL INFORMATION
From the car park, turn left onto the main drive walking past the holiday cottages on the left and the childrens play area on the right. About 200m after the play area, turn left through the gate and follow the path through the parkland towards the Old Castle.
Continue on along the shoreline towards the boathouse. 100m after the boathouse, turn left across the White Bridge. Continue on with the walled garden on your right, following the path through the woodlands.
The path comes back in a loop to the White Bridge. After returning over the white bridge, turn left along a road through the woods. The Estate's Summer House will be on the left.
Continuing through the woods, you will pass a white bungalow on your right and see the estate's old sawmill and turf house on the left.
Continue through the woods, then take the next track on your left. This will bring you to a concrete lane. Turn right on to the lane and continue until you reach a crossroads with the main avenue. Follow signs for the Visitor Centre to return to the car park.
* Please note that National Trust entrance pricing applies for this walk. *
TRAIL INFORMATION
From the car park, turn left onto the main drive walking past the holiday cottages on the left and the childrens play area on the right. About 200m after the play area, turn left through the gate and follow the path through the parkland towards the Old Castle.
Continue on along the shoreline towards the boathouse. 100m after the boathouse, turn left across the White Bridge. Continue on with the walled garden on your right, following the path through the woodlands.
The path comes back in a loop to the White Bridge. After returning over the white bridge, turn left along a road through the woods. The Estate's Summer House will be on the left.
Continuing through the woods, you will pass a white bungalow on your right and see the estate's old sawmill and turf house on the left.
Continue through the woods, then take the next track on your left. This will bring you to a concrete lane. Turn right on to the lane and continue until you reach a crossroads with the main avenue. Follow signs for the Visitor Centre to return to the car park.
* Please note that National Trust entrance pricing applies for this walk. *
GETTING TO THE START
- Point of Interest Crom Old Castle, boat house, summer house, famous old Yew trees
- Facilities Opening times: Grounds: - 16 March-31 May Daily 10am-6pm - 1 June-31 August Daily 10am-7pm - 1 Sept-31 Oct Daily 10am-6pm - 1 Nov-Mid March - Closed Visitor Centre + Tea Rooms Opening Times: - 16 March-30 Sept Daily 11am-5pm - 5 Oct-27 Oct Open Weekends Last Admission 1 hr before closing Picnic area, car park, toilets, family activity packs and childrens play area.
- Accessibility Information
Accessibility Grade: Grade 5 Terrain: A variety of off-road paths Toilet Facility: No Signage: No - Getting to the Start Crom is accessible by car, bus, bike or ferry located 3 miles west of Newtownbutler, on the Newtownbutler- Crom road. Follow signs from Lisnaskea, (7 miles).
- Public Transport Translink – journeyplanner.translink.co.uk
