Lough Ramor Loop
A 4.2 km easy circular trail (about one hour) that follows the park river out to the shores of Lough Ramor. Mostly flat, tree-lined paths make it the pick for a relaxed family stroll or run.



A 160-hectare Coillte woodland just outside Virginia where easy, well-maintained loops follow the park river and the shores of Lough Ramor, past ruined cottages, a castle boathouse and old stone and steel bridges.
A 4.2 km easy circular trail (about one hour) that follows the park river out to the shores of Lough Ramor. Mostly flat, tree-lined paths make it the pick for a relaxed family stroll or run.
A 2.1 km easy loop through the oldest broadleaf woodland (some trees planted over 100 years ago by the Marquis of Headfort) with a rich understorey of holly. It links the forest's best heritage spots: Toberpatrick well, Lady's Cottage, Castle boat house and the metal and stone bridges.
A 1.1 km wheelchair- and buggy-friendly route from the car park to the stone bridge across the park river. This is the most accessible way in for anyone with limited mobility.
The 5.5 km circular Slí na Sláinte route starts and ends at the forest entrance car park off the Ballyjamesduff Road, passing Virginia Golf Club and skirting the Lough Ramor shoreline. Recommended as a daytime-only route; walkable in either direction.
A free, volunteer-run 5 km parkrun takes place every Saturday at 9:30 am, one lap of a forest-path loop starting near the rugby club. Register once at parkrun.ie and bring a printed barcode; dogs on a short lead and buggies welcome.
Benches and picnic tables are dotted along the paths, and the river gives a calm backdrop for a break. Take rubbish home and keep dogs on a lead.

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