Walking Guide - Discover Lough Neagh

Cidercourt Road
Crumlin Glen
Crumlin Road
Crumlin Glen
Main Street
Rising to the east on the slopes of Divis
Mountain, the Crumlin River has carved a short
but deep glen as it approaches the waters of
Lough Neagh.
Mill Road
Start/Finish
Discover it for yourself!
Nutts Corner Road (A52)
Crumlin River
Railway Station
County Antrim
Distance 1.8 miles (3km)
OS Map OSNI Sheet 14, Lough Neagh
Nearest Town Crumlin
Route Shape Circular
Points of Interest Cockle House, herons, waterfall
and otters
Terrain Off-road paths
Grid Ref (Start) J154765
Grid Ref (Finish) J154765
Reproduced by kind permission of Antrim Borough Council
Route Description
To start this short walk, follow the path at the far
(west) end of the car park over a footbridge and
uphill where you then turn left. The walk passes
through some beautiful woods, and then you
soon turn left and follow the sign down to the
Cockle House. Then, continue down to the
riverbank and follow the path along its side.
You soon reach a footbridge over the river to
your left. Cross it and follow the path leading
away from the river. This section of path leads
to the Cidercourt Road. Turn right here, crossing
Cidercourt Road almost immediately to join a
public right of way leading to Main Street. Turn
left onto Main Street and then left again onto
Mill Road, and proceed back to the starting
point. Please note: some steep sections.
How to get there
Crumlin Glen is signed off to the left on the
Nutt's Corner Road in Crumlin, just before the
railway bridge as you head out of the town.
Facilities
Toilets, Fishing stands.
Crumlin Glen
Discover it for yourself!