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    Loughbrickland Walk - Whyte’s Estate

    Banbridge

    Lovely quiet woodland walk park

    3.5

    Date of visit: January 2025

    I have experience of challenges around: a hidden impairment, seeing, speaking or communicating and understanding.

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    Overall Rating

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    Good

    Beautiful historic woodland walk through Whyte’s Estate. Compact gravelled walkway surface Two routes : around the lower Coolnacran ringed fort and the upper one … steeped in history … The woodland trail of approx. 0.90 mile (1.45 km) was extended with the opening of the Boundary Trail approx. 1.25 mile (2 km) in 2008. They can be combined to create an approx. 2.5 miles (4.02 km) circular walk. Not wheel chair accessible throughout due to the woodland but a nice walk for those more abled and certainly a great walk for young people and adults with sensory challenges …

    Disabled Access In and Around

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    Poor

    Because of the natural surfaces of the woodland it is not suitable for wheelchair users

    Parking & Transport

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    Good

    A few disabled parking spaces at the gate house entrance

    Staff

    0

    Non available only if gate hours is open which is variable But only a short walk from Bramley House self catering accommodation so if you are staying there it’s perfect. There are public toilets in the village park as well as an accessible one at the coffee shop and Eurospar.

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