Global Village

City of Merchants Trail

Explores Newry's mercantile heritage through the city centre, following canal-side paths and historic streets on mostly flat, paved terrain. Ideal for families with buggies and young children, with minimal incline and easy navigation. Dogs welcome on leads through urban areas. Discover Georgian architecture, the restored canal basin, and interpretive panels revealing Newry's trading past as Ireland's oldest canal town—a short, accessible history lesson perfect between campsite and pub.

Connswater Community Greenway

Follows the restored Connswater River through East Belfast on mostly flat, paved paths ideal for buggies, young children and dogs. The 9km linear greenway links parks, play areas and wildlife spots via shared-use trails suitable for walking or cycling. Perfect for casual family strolls with regular access points, though urban sections pass close to roads. Worth doing for easy riverside nature within the city, impressive flood management infrastructure, and connecting multiple green spaces withou

Titanic Trail

Traces Belfast's maritime heritage through the historic shipyard quarter where RMS Titanic was built and launched. Mostly flat, paved urban walking on pavements and pedestrianised areas—excellent for buggies and families with young children. Dogs welcome throughout. Highlights include the iconic Titanic Belfast museum, original slipways, Hamilton Graving Dock, and interpretive panels revealing the city's shipbuilding golden age. Perfect for history enthusiasts wanting to explore Belfast's indust

Lagan Trail

Meadow Trail