Sliabh Beagh Way

Steeped in local myth and legend, the Sliabh Beagh Way meanders through the valleys of Co Tyrone, the drumlins of Co Monaghan and the lakeland of Co Fermanagh.

This walking route follows a mixture of country lanes and forest tracks as it explores the varied countryside around south Fermanagh. A remote path across the expanse of moor around Sliabh Beagh is one of the highlights, while good signage and generally firm terrain make it suitable for all fit walkers.

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Stages of the route

This route needs several days, find the details below:

1. S
   

   From Aughnacloy to St Patrick’s Chair and Well - Sliabh Beagh Way

   12.42 km 184 m 60 m

   The 1rst section of the Sliabh Beagh Way begins along a series of calm country lanes.

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2. 2
   

   From St Patrick’s Well and Chair to Bragan - Sliabh Beagh Way

   9.16 km 200 m 104 m

   This 2nd section of the Sliabh Beagh Way follows country roads as it climbs to a high moorland viewpoint.

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3. 3
   

   From Bragan to Muckle Rocks - Sliabh Beagh Way

   9.15 km 99 m 170 m

   This 3rd section of the Sliabh Beagh Way now follows a moorland path across the lower slopes of Sliabh Beagh and admire panoramic views.

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4. 4
   

   from Muckle Rocks to Eshywulligan - Sliabh Beagh Way

   9.59 km 125 m 184 m

   This is the 4th section of the Sliabh Beagh Way. Country lanes will carry you to Mullaghfad Forest, and an enjoyable stroll past several upland lakes.

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5. 5
   

   From Eshywulligan to Tully Forest - Sliabh Beagh Way

   11.73 km 247 m 213 m

   This is the 5th section of the Sliabh Beagh Way. A climb along a moorland road brings you to the traverse of two forestry plantations.

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   Tully Forest to Lisnaskea - Sliabh Beagh Way

   13.89 km 120 m 254 m

   This is the 6th section of the Sliabh Beagh Way. A series of country lanes winds gently towards the finish in Lisnaskea.

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