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Ballymoney
Walking

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	Walk Ballymoney Brochure Welcome to Walk Ballymoney. Walking is good for you regardless of what age you are. It's good for your heart, it's good for your lungs, it's good for the muscle and bone growth of your children and it's good for your feeling of wellbeing! It is also one of the simplest, safest, most enjoyable and most effective forms of physical activity.
	Forest Walks The main Forest Service holdings within the Borough are Slieveanorra Forest, Garry Wood and Craigs Wood. While none of these forests have designated way marked walking routes, walkers are welcome to explore these areas using the forest roads.
	Historic Trails Ballymoney Heritage Guide features many well known historic buildings and sites around the Borough as wel as information about people from Ballymoney who are of historic importance in their respective fields.
	Riverside Park Riverside Park is in the heart of Ballymoney town. The majority of the town’s highway to health passes through the 40 acres of open parkland. The park also has a children’s play area, cycle path, lake with ducks, trim trail, picnic area, car parking and toilets.
	The Metal Bridge Walkers can enjoy the natural beauty of the Bush Valley and Livery Hill as part of a circular route centred on Stranocum. The footbridge at the ford across the River Bush is an excellent place to stop and experience the tranquility of this rural landscape.
	Drumaheglis Nature Walk A short pleasant woodland nature trail adjacent to the River Bann set within the Drumaheglis Marina and Caravan Park Complex which offers a quiet walk which is good for families with small children. Along the banks of the River Bann at Drumaheglis, archaeologists have discovered flint tools from the Stone Age and evidence of Medieval buildings.

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