Discover the best attractions and experiences Sperrin Mountains has to offer
Explore ancient sites that dot the Sperrin landscape, revealing layers of Ireland's distant past.
A large prehistoric stone circle near Castlederg, dating back thousands of years and offering an atmospheric glimpse into ancient rituals.
A complex of stone circles and cairns set in a peatland, a hallmark of Bronze Age ceremonial landscapes.
Learn about local history and heritage at small, hands-on museums around the Sperrins.
A museum and outdoor exhibit at Omagh area exploring Irish emigration to America.
A local history collection that highlights life in the wider Tyrone area.
Pause at historic churches that punctuate the Sperrins with quiet architecture and views.
A historic church in Omagh respected for its architecture and community role.
A traditional parish church serving the surrounding countryside with local charm.
Green escapes and forested ridges provide outdoor focus in the Sperrins.
Scenic forest trails, riverside walks and picnic spots in a family-friendly park.
A long-distance walking route that threads through the Sperrin Mountains.
Base yourself in lively towns that anchor the Sperrin region.
A market town with shops, cafes and access to mountain trails.
A gateway town for exploring the northern Sperrins with nearby trails.
Enjoy nature, views and open spaces without a price tag.
Tackle ridges and valleys with sweeping upland views.
Explore gentle to moderate loops through woodlands and along streams.
Spot birds and small mammals around historic stone circles.
Taste local flavors and the hearty fare of rural townlands.
Seasonal market with local produce and crafts.
Sample classic dishes in a cozy, local setting.
Evenings in the Sperrins offer pubs, live music and theatre nights.
Small theatre with performances and occasional live music.
Cultural venue hosting gigs, cinema and community events.
Cultural venues and performances add local color to your trip.
Intimate venue offering plays and live performances.
Cultural hub for theatre, cinema and events in Omagh.
Active visitors can pursue trekking, cycling and waterside rambles.
Rugged lanes and wooded biking trails.
Challenging routes with panoramic scenery.
Explore lesser-known corners away from the main routes.
Explore remote uplands on quieter segments of the route.
Tackle long-distance walking with fewer crowds in the hills.