1.2 miles
Loop
Easy
Moor Lough
A quiet upland lake route in Strabane`s countryside
TRAIL INFORMATION
From the parking area beside the public toilets, follow the gravel path around the edge of the lough in either direction. Moor Lough and it`s shoreline have been developed as a Dept. of Culture, Arts and Leisure fishery. Moorlough has several beaches and a segregated paddling area available for use. A gravel track which circumnavigates the lough makes most of the shoreline accessible for all.
TRAIL INFORMATION
From the parking area beside the public toilets, follow the gravel path around the edge of the lough in either direction. Moor Lough and it`s shoreline have been developed as a Dept. of Culture, Arts and Leisure fishery. Moorlough has several beaches and a segregated paddling area available for use. A gravel track which circumnavigates the lough makes most of the shoreline accessible for all.
GETTING TO THE START
- Point of Interest Moor Lough and surrounding glacial landscape.
- Facilities Toilets between April and October, disabled fishing stands. The following facilities are available for users with limited mobility: – Disabled toilets – Disabled toilets open between April and October
- Dog Policy Dogs must be on leads at all times on the route.
- Accessibility Information
Accessibility Grade: Grade 3 Terrain: Gravel track, some potholes Toilet Facility: No Signage: No - Getting to the Start Follow the A5 Strabane Londonderry Road north from Strabane and turn right onto the B49 Woodend Road, Artigarvin and Donemana are signposted this way. In Artigarvin, turn right onto the Moorlough Road. Continue along this road passing through the small village of Glenmornan after 3km. Continue along this road for another 2.5km, then turn right onto the Napple Road. After 500m turn left onto the Hollyhill Road, which will lead you to the parking area at Moor Lough.
- Public Transport Translink – journeyplanner.translink.co.uk
- Trail Grade Easy TRAIL GRADE DISCLAIMER
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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.
