Walks from Ballynahinch, County Down
🌿 Moorland hills, river valley, drumlin farmland, reservoir
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⛰ Easy to Moderate
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Ballynahinch is a market town in the drumlin belt at the foot of the Dromara Hills — the gentle upland range that forms the northern shoulder of the Mournes. Slieve Croob rises to the south, the Ballynahinch River threads through the town, and the quiet drumlin country stretches in every direction to the north and east.
A practical market town with good services and the Dromara Hills rising to the south, Ballynahinch makes a useful and affordable base for those wanting to explore the quieter northern face of the Mournes and the Dromara uplands.
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Town car parks. Bus from Belfast and Downpatrick (Translink 215)
The Millbrook Lodge Hotel, The Ballynahinch Inn, McKinney’s Restaurant
- Slieve Croob from Dromara side
- Dromara Hills ridge
- Ballynahinch River walk
- Drumaness & Seaforde circular
- Lough Island Reavy reservoir
- Spa village & Silent Valley approach
- All County Down towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Ballynahinch is covered by OS OS NI Discovery 20 / 29. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Ulster Way (nearby)





