The Top 20 Attractions in Cavan

Magnificent views of the hills of Ireland. The summit is right on the border of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

In the Burren Forest you can admire a few megalithic tombs, the so-called Giant's Graves. According to an Irish legend, two giants vied for a pretty giantess and jumped daringly … read more

Incredible Stone-Age park, with some technical trails. Massive mythological sacred stones worshipped over centuries, will follow you when adventuring into this unique geological and archaeological forest landscape.

The River Shannon, after all the longest river in the British Isles, has its source not far from here in the Cuilcagh Mountains and meanders here rather narrowly through the green landscape.

Castle Lake is a popular area for hiking, especially for families due to the accessible trail around the perimeter of Castle Lake. Despite its popularity, the forest surrounding the water … read more

Crossing the bridge in Killykeen Forest Park is a great way to appreciate Lough Oughter. It's a popular place for fishing, especially for pike.

The Lough Ramor Viewing Spot is a great place to appreciate the large natural lake. There are picnic tables with sweeping views across the water, as well as an outdoor gym, if you have any energy left after your hike.

There are lots of trails to chose from for a hike around Deerpark Forest. Many that offer up fine views over Lough Ramor or pass over old bridges and rivers, good for a paddle or a swim for your dog.

The Dún a Rí Forest Park covers 565 hectares and is located near Kingscourt. The park is famous for its wishing well and the wide variety of shrubs and rhododendrons.