Local Attractions

• Instant Access to Wonderful Forest, River and Mountain walks with Stunning Scenery
• Instant access to the world class mountain bike trails 
• 2 miles to Rock Climbing areas of Hen & Eagle Mountain. 
• The Beautiful Fairy Glen path where the Kilbroney river meanders  its way over the salmon leap trough a tunnel of Oaks to the sea.
• The wonderful Kilbroney meadow  see detail below.
•  Slieve Martin first summit of the Mournes at 1600 ft,  with Wonderful views of Carlingford Lough & beyond. 
• Wonderful walking trails, Cloughmore by the Glen stream, The Fallows, Paddy's walk, Slieve Martin, the Gorge walk, The mass Rocks, Dan White's dander, Pierce's Castle and Eagle Mountain.   
• Knowledge of all rock climbing, hill walking & park areas available on site from the owner.
• Rostrevor village,  shops, Seven Pubs, five Restaurants and the Beautiful Carlingford Lough. 
• Scenic drives around the Great Mournes  & home by the Coast 
• The Silent Valley Reservoir Center nestled in the Mournes
• Our longest listed Monument the 22 mile Mourne wall on 15 peaks
• Tullymore Mountain center at Briansford      
• Cranfield beach, Greencastle and Kilkeel harbour
• Carlingford yacht club and adventure center Killowen Rostrevor
• Annett garden & outdoor living Center Warrenpoint
• The Benedictine Monastery,  Kilbroney

Parks

• Castlewellan Park.  with the largest maze in Ireland, Great walks & the Wonderful Annesley  Arboretum. 
• Tullymore Forest Park. with Slieve Donard highest mountain in   N Ireland at Newcastle.
• Our Wonderful Kilbroney Park Rostrevor,                                           With The Ancient Oaks and Old Homer Tree of the Year.                   The Narnia trail, The Tree Trail, The Cloughmore Trail,              The glen stream path and the  other extensive walking Trails.       The wonderful trees of the Arboretum.                                                The Wonderful views from Cloughmore and Slieve Martin,        The Oak wood, Fiddlers Green, The Mourne Way,
• The  world class Bike Trails, for all ages & levels of ability.

Newry City

• ½ hour to Newry city, shopping, Clubs, Restaurants, Omniplex Cinema,   Bagenal Castle Museum, 
• The Town Hall with the Clanrye river flowing underneath

Golf clubs

• Royal Co Down Newcastle.
• Warrenpoint.
• Mourne Park, Kilkeel.
• Greenore.

Local Historical attractions

• Ross Monument Rostrevor erected for General Ross who captured Washington & burned The White House in 1814.  
• The 900 AD bell of Bronagh, Rostrevor.
• Worlds once tallest man Patrick Murphy s grave,  Rostrevor.
• Narrow Water Castle & Keep, Warrenpoint.
• 5000 year old kilfeighan Dolmen with its 35/40 ton capstone, on the way to Kilkeel.
• Craigmore viaduct  Newry. 
• Carlingford medieval Village.
• Greencastle.
• The Bronte homeland close to Rathfriland.

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      Historic and charming Rostrevor
On the shores of Carlingford Lough with charming architecture, 7 pubs and 5 restaurants dwarfed by and sheltered Snug under Slieve Martin the first Summit of the Mournes, with the Ancient Oak forest  sweeping down to the sea, providing a mild sheltered climate for the once famous residents.  First the home and estates of The Ross family, the Great Granite Obelisk of General Robert Ross of Bladensburg still standing proud on the shore line. then to Writer Albert Stratford Canning and then to the Bowes-Lyons family cousins of the Queen Mother who visited on holiday with her daughter now Queen Elisabeth.
In the Beautiful Kilbroney Park there legacy lives on with Old Homer and all the Ancient trees and the Kilbroney river flowing through a tunnel of Oaks to the sea in the famous Fairy Glen.
Explore the village and walk the meadow among the Ancient trees, to the Wonderful scenic paths and world class bike trails skirting the Kilbroney Valley to Killowen, to Cloughmore and Slieve Martin.
With Panoramic views of Carlingford Lough and beyond, All said to have inspired C S Lewis to write The Chronicles of Narnia on his visits here.
Writing of Rostrevor & the lough, the famous English writer William Makepeace Thackeray  wrote,
Were such a bay lying upon English shores it would be a world wonder or if on the Mediterranean or Baltic, English travelers would flock to it. 

•                                      Local Events
•    May -      Warrenpoint Blues on the Bay festival
•    June -     Kilbroney Vintage car show Rostrevor
•     June -    Mourne international walking Festival
•    July- Rostrevor Fiddlers Green International Festival
•     July -      Castlewellan show
•     Aug -       Carlingford Oyster Festival
•    Sept-         for General Ross

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