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Sloughan Glen

This short woodland walk leads up the glen to a spectacular waterfall. From here retrace your steps back to the car park.

County

Tyrone

Distance

0.3 (One Way) miles

OS Map

Sheet 12

Nearest Town

Drumquin

Route Shape

Linear

Route Type

Riverside, Woodland

Terrain

Gravel paths steep in places

Grid Reference (Start)

H277742

Grid Reference (End)

H277742

Point of Interest

Waterfall and variety of wetland vegetation

Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Sperrins

Route Description

From the car park follow the fenced path to the waterfall along the glen. There is an option to take in a walk on the high side overlooking the waterfall. There are some steep steps along this section of the walk. From the waterfall return to the car park along the same path.

Getting to the Start (by Public Transport)

Translink - journeyplanner.translink.co.uk

Getting to the Start (by Car)

The walk is well signed with brown road signs from the Omagh to Castlederg Rd.

Accessibility Grade

Grade 4

Facilities

Parking and picnic tables

Publication

No

Publication Availability

Omagh Tourist Information Centre: 028 8224 7832

Links

Omagh District Council

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