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Belfast Hills Partnership

Caring for the Belfast Hills, their wildlife and people

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Visit The Belfast Hills

The Belfast Hills stretch from Slievenacloy in the east to Carnmoney Hill in the West with a wide variety of biodiversity and trails to suit different abilities. Click on your selected site to plan ahead and make the most of your visit.

Cave Hill Country Park

Cave Hill is an iconic landmark of Belfast rising to 370m (1,207ft) to reveal stunning scenery.

Colin Glen Forest Park

Colin Glen Forest Park is a beautiful wooded river glen on the edge of Belfast and Lisburn. It comprises…

Divis and Black Mountain

Divis and Black Mountain are the highest points boasting views across the north. Divis or Dubhais meaning ‘black ridge’…

Glas-na-Bradan Wood

Visit the Woodland Trust owned Glas-na-Bradan Wood to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the…

Slievenacloy Nature Reserve

Slievenacloy Nature Reserve is a hidden retreat of species-rich grassland famous for its beautiful orchids in early summer.

Ligoniel Dams & Park

Ligoniel Dams provide an urban oasis of woodland, grassland and old mill races on the outskirts of north Belfast.

Carnmoney Hill

Carnmoney Hill has a wealth of history and a honey pot of wildlife with grassland, wetland, wildflower meadows and…

Other Walks in the Belfast Hills

Discover a variety of lesser known walks and trails across the Belfast Hills, including parks, woodlands and lakes.

Get Involved

There are several ways you can get involved with our work in the Belfast Hills. Become a Friend or join us as a Volunteer. Record sightings of animals and plants that you spot when you’re out in the hills. Or why not join us at some of our events throughout the year.

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Events

Our year round events are the perfect way to find out more about what we do, foster your interest in a topic and learn about what you can do for the environment.

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