SHCNI Castle Caldwell Forest Rally
Sat 18th January '14
- Sun 19th Jan '14
Location Info
Castle Caldwell Forest is a woodland site located on the northern shores of Lower Lough Erne in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, within the Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark. Covering around 200 hectares, the forest sits on a peninsula overlooking the lough and features a mixture of native broadleaf woodland and conifer forest.
The area forms part of the historic Castle Caldwell estate, whose origins date back to the seventeenth century. The ruins of the former estate house remain within the forest and provide a focal point for visitors exploring the woodland and shoreline landscape.
Today Castle Caldwell Forest is a popular outdoor recreation site with walking trails, picnic areas and lakeside viewpoints. The forest also supports wildlife habitats and bird conservation, with parts of the area monitored as a bird sanctuary along the shores of Lower Lough Erne.
Café
Parking
Toilets
WiFi
Course Description
Terrain is mostly flat to gently undulating. Surfaces include compacted gravel, natural woodland paths, and short grass areas.
Directions
Turn off Kesh – Belleek A47 road about 8km from Belleek into Castle Caldwell Forest. Turn is well signposted. Pass between support walls of old railway bridge, then turn left and later left again into car park.
331 Boa Island Rd,
Belleek,
Enniskillen
BT93 2AF
SHCNI
SHCNI promotes dryland mushing in Ireland across a range of mono and multi-dog sports, including canicross, bikejoring, scootering and rig racing.
As a canine sports club, they welcome all dog breeds and actively support newcomers, providing guidance and encouragement for those starting out in the sport.
Event Completed
Start Date
Saturday 18th January '14
End Date
Sunday 19th January '14
Event Length
2 days
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