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Very nice cafe-restaurant with good food and beautiful garden

Nice at any time of the year but Autumn is especially beautiful for a riverside run

A short stroll around Rough Island will provide you excellent views across the beautiful Strangford Lough and its shoreline. The island is a popular location for bird-watching, so don't forget to bring your binoculars, there is also a picnic area on the island, too. The island is only accessible at low tide, so knowing the tide times is essential.

This is the tidal causeway leading to the beautiful Rough Island. The causeway becomes completely submerged during high tide, so being aware of the tide times is essential. You can check out the daily times here https://www.tideschart.com/New-Zealand/Other/Rough-Island/

Great safe wooded parkland trail walks for families, outdoor gym facilities, play parks for the kids, all weather football pitches. Well maintained grounds with lots of plants, sculptures etc to discover. A reasonable level of fitness required as some of the grounds are on steep hills.

A working forest just outside of Belfast dating back to 1961, Belvoir Park Forest is a gorgeous, lush forest park that overs 75 hectares alongside the south side of the River Lagan. The forest is also home to a number of historic sites, including the 12th century Norman motte.

Throughout WWI, many bombes were dropped in Belfast, along with land mines placed throughout the city and surrounding areas. While most areas have been refilled since the war, this spot is unique as it still remains how it was as a bomb crater from the war.

Lovely sweeping views of Divis and Black Mountains from this point in Belvoir Park Forest.