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Beautiful castle with great hiking tours

These impressive arches of reinforced concrete where first used in 1934. The main viaduct is 630ft long, 70ft at its highest and has ten arches. There are three viaducts carrying the lines from Belfast to Ballymena / Londonderry and Larne Harbour across the Three Mile Water and Valentine’s Glen, to the north of Whiteabbey station.

Belfast Castle sits at the foot of Cave Hill and is one of the most iconic locations to view the stunning skyline of Belfast City Built in the 1860s, the estate remains a perfect location for locals and tourists to explore the surrounding natural woodland, parkland and gardens. It’s also home to the Cave Hill Adventurous Playground, archaeological sites, a visitor information centre, eco trails and orienteering routes. It also contains both parkland and mature mixed woodland and is home to many different species of wildlife, including long-eared owls, sparrowhawks and Belfast’s rarest plant, the town hall clock.

The wonderful Bleach Green Viaducts are an impressive set of three viaducts that carry the lines from Belfast to Londonderry. The viaducts stand tall in Glen Park against a backdrop of lush greenery and a winding river.

A number of metal 'portrait benches' are dotted around this park featuring some of the areas local heros. The bench is a nice place to catch your breath whilst enjoying lovely views across the greenery and river.

Magnificent castle built in the 1860s and one of the city's most famous landmarks. The castle is situated on the lower slopes of the Cave Hill Country Park and is surrounded by lush greenery and mixed woodland. The castle is open to explore everyday between 9am-6pm, parking and admission is free.

Victorian rebuild of a 13th century castle, the building and grounds are well worth your time. Cave Hill Country Park is also a great place to ride a bike so it's win win!

Handy wee spot for a sip.