Things to Do around Straid

Straid offers opportunities for Road cycling, Touring cycling, Hiking, and Jogging. The area features rolling hills, dense woodlands, and tranquil reservoirs. More than 900 visitors have explored routes in Straid, with an average rating of 4.47 out of 5 stars.

Straid provides varied terrain suitable for road cycling, including routes that traverse rolling hills and scenic roads. Detailed information on routes can be found in the guide Road Cycling Routes around Straid. The broader County Antrim region offers diverse cycling opportunities with invigorating inclines and descents.

Straid features hiking trails through dense woodlands and along tranquil reservoirs. Options include the Woodburn Forest loop (3.7 miles [6.0 km] and 6.0 miles [9.7 km]) and the North Carn Forest loop (2.9 miles [4.6 km]). These routes generally have gentle gradients, making them accessible for various fitness levels. Explore more with the Hiking around Straid guide.

Yes, Straid offers easy hiking options suitable for families. Trails in areas like Woodburn Forest and North Carn Forest feature gentle gradients. The guide Easy hikes around Straid provides specific routes for less strenuous outings.

Straid is characterized by dense woodlands, tranquil reservoirs, and rolling hills. Notable features include Straidkilly Nature Reserve, a semi-natural hazel woodland, and the Straid Fishery, located on Straid Dam. From higher points, views across the Irish Sea towards Scotland are possible.

The Straid Fishery is County Antrim's largest private fishery and an accredited Angling Hub. It offers fly fishing for rainbow trout across three lakes, including a 20-acre main lake, and a dedicated carp and tench lake. Fishing lessons are available for all skill levels.

Komoot offers several guides for Straid, including Road Cycling Routes around Straid, Cycling around Straid, Hiking around Straid, and Running Trails around Straid. These guides provide detailed information for planning outdoor adventures.

The terrain around Straid for cycling ranges from rolling hills to gentler paths through forests. The broader County Antrim region offers invigorating inclines and descents on coastal routes and through glens. Roads suitable for cycling are available throughout the area.

Yes, touring cyclists can find suitable routes in Straid, often featuring gentler paths along reservoir shorelines and through forests. The guide Cycling around Straid provides relevant information for touring bicycle adventures in the region.

Straid offers various routes for jogging and running, particularly within dense woodlands like Woodburn Forest and North Carn Forest. These paths feature gentle gradients suitable for different running paces. The guide Running Trails around Straid details specific routes.

Straid is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts on komoot, with more than 900 visitors having explored the area. The routes and activities in Straid have received an average rating of 4.47 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings.

The Straid Fishery can be contacted via their official website at www.straidfishery.com. They can also be reached by phone at 028 9303 8721 or 07984 975850 for inquiries regarding fishing or lessons.