DISTANCE

0.8 miles

ROUTE TYPE

Loop

Parkanaur Forest - Waterfall Walk (Blue)

Tyrone

Four miles west of Dungannon, this forest was formerly part of the Burgess Estate. The woodland is made up of mixed conifer and broadleaved trees. There is also an enclosed herd of white fallow deer and a wildlife pond.

DISTANCE

0.8 miles

ROUTE TYPE

Loop

OS MAP

Sheet 19

GRID REFERENCE

H740616

COUNTY

Tyrone

NEAREST TOWN

Dungannon

LANDSCAPE

Woodland

TERRAIN

Easy walking on forest tracks

ON/OFF PUBLIC ROAD

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DIFFICULTY

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TRAIL INFORMATION

This short walk is waymarked from the main car park.

These walks are situated in a working forest environment and may be subject to diversion and closure from time to time.

The Waterfall Trail follows the Torrent River upstream passing mature oak along the way. A Western Red Cedar has matured and where the lower branches of the tree have reached the ground they have rooted and developed into trees. Where the trail bridges the river and the season is wet, you can see the picturesque waterfall with its open stone bridge. After this feature the trail passes under a stone arch and past a magnificent Wellingtonia tree. Before arriving back at the car park a moment or two can be spent by the tranquil waters of the pond where you might be fortunate enough to see a kingfisher.

Up to date information is available on the Forest Service web site - link below

TRAIL INFORMATION

This short walk is waymarked from the main car park.

These walks are situated in a working forest environment and may be subject to diversion and closure from time to time.

The Waterfall Trail follows the Torrent River upstream passing mature oak along the way. A Western Red Cedar has matured and where the lower branches of the tree have reached the ground they have rooted and developed into trees. Where the trail bridges the river and the season is wet, you can see the picturesque waterfall with its open stone bridge. After this feature the trail passes under a stone arch and past a magnificent Wellingtonia tree. Before arriving back at the car park a moment or two can be spent by the tranquil waters of the pond where you might be fortunate enough to see a kingfisher.

Up to date information is available on the Forest Service web site - link below

GETTING TO THE START

Signposted from the A4 Dungannon to Ballygawley Rd.

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