Walks from Banbridge, County Down
🌿 Canal towpath, river valley, drumlin farmland, parkland
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Banbridge is a handsome linen town straddling the River Bann, with the historic Newry Canal towpath — Ireland’s first summit-level canal — passing directly through. Knock Iveagh, a prominent drumlin with a war memorial, rises just outside town, and the Dromara Hills are within easy reach to the north.
A pleasant linen heritage town with the Newry Canal towpath as a major asset, Banbridge makes an excellent base for flat, accessible canal walking as well as the gentler drumlin countryside of mid Down.
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Town centre car parks. Bus from Belfast and Newry (Translink Goldline 38)
The Carriage House restaurant, The Bridge Bar, Banbridge Civic Building café
- Newry Canal towpath both directions
- Knock Iveagh viewpoint
- Bann Valley walk
- Dromara Hills approach
- Gracehill House grounds
- Seapatrick & the Bann weir
- All County Down towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Banbridge is covered by OS OS NI Discovery 20 / 29. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Newry Canal Way





