Dog Friendly Walks in County Fermanagh

A dog friendly National Trust forest estate with waterfalls, woodland paths and views of the Cuilcagh hills.

Named for a legendary wolfhound, this upland forest climb gives a dog plenty of ground to cover between two small lakes and hilltop views.

A short, easy walk for a dog on a lead through a 300 year old beech wood, passing an unusual 1794 ice house shaped like a cone.

A short but undulating nature reserve walk with rich scent for a dog on the lead, climbing to a viewpoint over Carrick Lough for you.

A varied walk through ancient woodland with plenty to occupy a dog on the lead, passing Crom Old Castle and views over Lough Erne.

A dog friendly flat town waterway loop linking Enniskillen Castle, the Lough Erne shore and the Broadmeadow park.

A dog friendly quiet forest viewpoint walk above Lower Lough Erne with cliff top panoramas over the Fermanagh lakeland.

A dog friendly short gorge walk beside the Cladagh River next to the Marble Arch Caves, mostly shaded woodland boardwalk.

Fermanagh's famous mountain boardwalk to a huge bog plateau, but strictly not dog friendly with dogs banned to protect ground nesting birds.