Turbet Island Looped Walk
Grade
Easy
Length
1.6 km
Time
20 minutes
Format
Loop
Ascent
15 m
Dogs Allowed
Yes
Waymarking
Red arrow on white background
Start Point
Turbet Island Car Park
Finish Point
Turbet Island Car Park
Nearest Town to Start
Belturbet
Grid Ref.
H 360 171
Lat. and Long.
54.101863, -7.449459
Turbet Island is home to an Anglo-Norman motte and bailey. It was located at an ideal crossing point in the River Erne and was probably the first major settlement in the town of Belturbet. The River Erne and its associated loughs are now home to more passive residents hosting a great diversity of protected bird species including the Whooper Swan and the Greenland White-Fronted Goose.
Maps and other information
External Links
Trail Management
Cuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Global Geopark, MacNean Resource Centre, Blacklion, County Cavan, F91 NWV7
Tel: 071 9853692
Email: info@cuilcaghlakelands.org
Facilities
Car parking, shops, restaurants/cafés and accommodation (B&B and self catering) all available in Belturbet
OSI Maps
Discovery Series Sheet 27A
Public Transportation
Bus