Walks from Saintfield, County Down
🌿 Drumlin farmland, garden grounds, lough shore, river valley
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Saintfield is a pleasant village in the drumlin belt south-east of Belfast, known for its rose festival and the outstanding National Trust garden of Rowallane just outside the village. Strangford Lough is just five miles east, and the quiet drumlin countryside in every direction offers gentle, rewarding walking.
A pretty village with one of Northern Ireland’s finest gardens and good drumlin countryside walking nearby, Saintfield makes a pleasant and peaceful base for the eastern County Down countryside.
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Village car parks. Bus from Belfast and Downpatrick (Translink 215/510)
The White Horse Inn, The Inn on the Square, Rowallane Garden tearoom
- Rowallane Garden & surrounds
- Strangford Lough shore at Killinchy
- Lecale Way approach
- Crossgar & Drumaness circular
- Ballynahinch River walk
- Dromara Hills approach
- All County Down towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Saintfield is covered by OS OS NI Discovery 21. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Lecale Way (nearby)





