Straidkilly Walk

About

Mainly a hazel woodland walk, with areas of grassy clearings full of meadow flowers, best seen in spring when woodland flower species are in bloom.

Start Point:
D302165

Finish Point:
D302165

Route:
From the road entrance follow the waymarkers around the nature reserve through the woodland and through grassy open areas. The walk finishes with a short section on road.

Distance:
0.7 miles

Terrain:
Hill walk; basic paths

Point of interest:
Wildflowers, birds, butterflies and red squirrels

Facilities:
Parking at roadside, or layby close to reserve. Toilet facilities and refreshments are available in the nearby village of Glenarm.

Publication:
Straidkilly Nature Reserve (not on site)

Publication availability:
Phone the Ulster Wildlife 028 4483 0282 or available to download on this webpage.

Nearest town:
Glenarm

OS map:
Sheet 9

Accessible terrain:
Unsurfaced narrow paths, uneven in places but well maintained.