Guided Walk at Carnmoney Hill
Woodland Trust Northern Ireland
We will be taking a gentle walk through this stunning woodland, noting the different habitats and how the plant life varies throughout the site. Our guide Karl will share his knowledge in a way that captivates complete beginners as well as those who may have an understanding about our native biodiversity. This event is suitable for all ages, and anyone who wishes to know more about our native plants and habitats.
Booking is essential and sturdy footwear is recommended.
- Children and families
- Environment and Built Heritage
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Older people
- Sport/recreation
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Main entrance to Carnmoney Hill,
Knockenagh Avenue (beside Rathfern Activity Centre)
Newtownabbey
BT36 6BE
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Booking is essential. Please contact Laura at [email protected] for more information and to make a booking.
More Information
Exact cash on arrival.
Water proof clothing and sturdy footwear is recommended.
Guided Walk at Carnmoney Hill
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