Our Historic Rostrevor WorldWith 3 great restaurants, 3 cafes and 3 carry outs.
7 old pubs and with music 3 nights a week. Fascinating history. Walking trails. Nature trails. Bike trails Rostrevor has something for everyone, every day. See the Ross Monument on Sea point and Ring the 1000yr old St. Bronagh's Bell. See the Giant's grave. Stroll along the Rostrevor river in the beautiful Fairy Glen and the great meadow of Kilbroney Park, or forest bathe in the ancient oak wood amidst the freshness, sights and sounds of nature. Enjoy the wonderful scenery, including the outstanding panoramic views over the village and Carlingford Lough from Cloughmore. The Mourne areaThe Mountains of Mourne are recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a UNESCO Global Geopark, with wonderful walking and climbing. Take the Mourne Costal Route with the incredible scenery and wonderful points of interest such as the Silent Valley Mountain Park, the 22 mile Mourne Wall, Newcastle, Donard.
Local parksKilbroney Park, The Fairy Glen and Cloughmore, in Rostrevor
With the great meadow, The Tree Trail, Narnia Trail, Walking Trails, bike trails, play parks, cafe and Ancient oak wood. Castlewellan Forrest Park With the largest maze in Ireland, the lake, great walks, bike trails and the Annesley Arboretum. Tullymore and Donard park, Newcastle Gardens, lakes and rivers, great walking and Slieve Donard highest mountain in N Ireland. Mourne Park, Kilkeel, Golf coarse and walking trails in ancient woodland. Newry city 10 miles from Crotlieve is home to a range of activities;
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Local area Local festivals and eventMay: Warrenpoint Blues on the Bay
June: Mourne International Walking Festival Rostrevor, Kilbroney vintage car show July: Rostrevor Fiddlers Green Festival August: Warrenpoint Maidens of Mourne
Golf in the Mournes: home to six award winning courses.
Including Royal Co. Down, the 2015 and 2024 host of the Irish Open;
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