DISTANCE

2 miles

ROUTE TYPE

Loop

TRAIL GRADE

Easy

Highway to Health, Ballymoney

Antrim

Starting in Riverside Park main car park the route begins in the wooded section of the park, then on road through a section of Ballymoney Town then back into a newer section of Riverside Park. The walk can be commenced from any point and walked in either direction.

DISTANCE

2 miles

ROUTE TYPE

Loop

OS MAP

Sheet 8

GRID REFERENCE

C952253

COUNTY

Antrim

NEAREST TOWN

Ballymoney Town Centre

LANDSCAPE

Highway to Health

Trail Grade

Easy

TERRAIN

Flat level parkland/ footpaths

ON/OFF PUBLIC ROAD

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DIFFICULTY

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TRAIL INFORMATION

Starting at the main Riverside Park Car Park off Armour Avenue, follow the path network to the right underneath the road bridge and along the north side of Ballymoney River. Cross at the third footbridge and follow the path round to the right and along the south side of the River. Continue until the path passes Trolans garage on the left and comes up onto the Ballymena Road. Cross and turn right along Rodeing Foot, Meetinghouse Street and Castle Street. At Bravallen Road turn left and second left again back into Riverside Park via the Bravallen Road Car Park. Follow the path across the footbridge making a right turn back to the starting point at the main car park.

TRAIL INFORMATION

Starting at the main Riverside Park Car Park off Armour Avenue, follow the path network to the right underneath the road bridge and along the north side of Ballymoney River. Cross at the third footbridge and follow the path round to the right and along the south side of the River. Continue until the path passes Trolans garage on the left and comes up onto the Ballymena Road. Cross and turn right along Rodeing Foot, Meetinghouse Street and Castle Street. At Bravallen Road turn left and second left again back into Riverside Park via the Bravallen Road Car Park. Follow the path across the footbridge making a right turn back to the starting point at the main car park.

GETTING TO THE START

From the town centre follow signs for the Joey Dunlop Leisure Centre. At Rodeing Foot take a right turn into Armour Avenue just before Trolan's Garage, the car park is on the right.
  • Point of Interest
    Visit the Joey Dunlop Memorial Garden on route
  • Facilities
    Two car parks, toilets and childrens play area in Riverside Park. Various town amenities to hand in the urban section including retail/toilets etc.
  • Getting to the Start
    From the town centre follow signs for the Joey Dunlop Leisure Centre. At Rodeing Foot take a right turn into Armour Avenue just before Trolan's Garage, the car park is on the right.
  • Public Transport
  • Trail Grade
    Easy ⓘ TRAIL GRADE DISCLAIMER

    The trail grades shown on OutmoreNI.com and WalkNI.com are based on desk-based assessments of available trail information. The categories—Easy, Moderate, Strenuous, and Very Strenuous—follow the Sustainable Trails Development Guide grading system.

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    Conditions on trails can change, and the actual environment may differ from what is described online. Users should always exercise their own judgment, take appropriate precautions, and remain responsible for their own safety and conduct at all times.

    All information provided on OutmoreNI.com and WalkNI.com is intended as a guide only and should be used alongside your own experience, awareness, and careful decision-making.

    Suitable for most people, these routes are relatively flat, smooth and well-defined with occasional gentle slopes. There may be minor obstacles such as gates and bridges. A basic level of fitness will help to enjoy these trails.

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