CHCC Series: The Rocks of Cave Hill
Sat 25th – April 2026 – 10:00am
Kirstin Lemon is an enthusiast for her geology profession will delight in explaining the geological…
As a Partnership we do our best to publicise the ever expanding number of events being run in the Belfast Hills. Please note that the following list of events are simply those we are made aware of, other events may be available in the Belfast Hills area. The Belfast Hills Partnership takes no responsibility for the accuracy of information given or for any other aspects of events unless specifically stated that the event is being run by the Partnership.
Everyone is welcome to our events, but please bear these important points in mind:
• Suitable clothing and footwear should be worn
• All children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
• Unaccompanied 16 & 17 year olds must get a parental consent form completed prior to taking part in the activity
• Dogs are allowed on some walks but only on a lead (please get in touch to check suitability)
• Some parts of walks can be steep or difficult
• The Belfast Hills Partnership promotes responsible countryside enjoyment and has published an Access Code which contains guidance on how to behave
Events
Find out about the different events running across the Belfast Hills. Please note that the following list of events are simply those we are made aware of, other events may be available in the Belfast Hills area.
Geology of the Belfast Hills
Tue 28th – April 2026 – 7:00pm
This short lecture series explores the dynamic story of our planet using the Belfast Hills…
CHCC Series: Dawn Chorus
Sat 2nd – May 2026 – 5:00am
Aaron Kelly, an enthusiastic naturalist, will lead a dander around Cave Hill to hear and…
Spring Birdwatch
Fri 8th – May 2026 – 10:00am
Join Belfast Hills Partnership for a morning of birdwatching in the peaceful surroundings of Valley…
Crumlin River Community Day
Sat 9th – May 2026 – 11:00am
Join our FREE family friendly Community Day to find out about the Crumlin River Restoration…
The Belfast Hills Partnership actively promotes responsible countryside enjoyment. We hope all visitors to the Hills will take note of our Access Code and behavioural guidelines to ensure that the Hills remain a safe, welcoming and beautiful space for all to enjoy.