Lough Fea
Set in wild mountain scenery, Lough Fea is one of the many delightful lakes dotted throughout the Sperrins Region. Covering 180 acres this natural beauty spot is an anglers dream and also supplies the entire area and beyond with fresh water. The 4.15km (approx 1 hour) walkway around Lough Fea is a haven for local walkers and tourists alike. A mix of panoramic scenery and calming waters make this the ideal place for an idyllic evening walk. Children’s play area and toilet facilities are provided on site.
County
Tyrone
Distance
2.6 miles
OS Map
Sheet 13
Nearest Town
Cookstown
Route Shape
Circular
Route Type
Lakeland
Terrain
Relatively flat
Grid Reference (Start)
H757876
Grid Reference (End)
H757876
Point of Interest
The Lough
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Sperrins
Route Description
The walk starts from the main car park on the B162 Cookstown to Draperstown Road. This walk is a circular route, surrounding the shores of the Lough, finishing back at the car park. The route can be followed either way around the shores and is clearly marked.
Getting to the Start (by Public Transport)
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Getting to the Start (by Car)
Situated 5 miles north of Cookstown on the B162 Draperstown Road South East of the Sperrin Mountains. Main car park located on the B162. Starting point at Main car park.
Dogs
Dogs are allowed.
Accessibility Grade
Accessible Facilities
The following facilities are available for users with limited mobility:
 | Disabled toilets |
 | Disabled parking |
Facilities
Childrens play area, toilets and picnic facilities.
Publication
Cookstown Visitor Attraction Guide
Publication Availability
Contact Cookstown District Council on 028 8676 9949 or email: tic@cookstown.gov.uk.
