Walks from Comber, County Down
🌿 Greenway path, lough shore, wetland reserve, parkland estate
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Comber sits at the very head of Strangford Lough, famous for its early potatoes and now connected to Belfast by the popular Comber Greenway, a disused railway line converted to a traffic-free walking and cycling route. Castle Espie Wetland Centre, with its huge collection of wildfowl, is just outside town on the lough shore.
A pleasant market town with the Comber Greenway as an outstanding traffic-free walking and cycling asset, Comber makes an excellent base for easy, flat walking along Strangford Lough’s northern shore and into Belfast.
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Town car parks. Bus from Belfast and Newtownards (Translink Metro)
The Wine & Brine, Grace Neill’s, Castle Espie café
- Comber Greenway to Belfast
- Castle Espie & Strangford Lough shore
- Mount Stewart grounds
- Strangford Lough northern circuit
- Whiterock & Killinchy shore
- Nendrum Monastic Site
- All County Down towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Comber is covered by OS OS NI Discovery 15 / 21. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Comber Greenway
- Ulster Way





