Northern Ireland · HIKING & TREKKING
Tollymore under the Mournes, the coast path above the stones, and a few hours of quiet forest with somebody who knows the paths. The 4 below are priced, timed and clear about how much climbing is involved.
Spend about 9.5 hours exploring Northern Ireland locations used in Game of Thrones. Walk at Castle Ward and Tollymore Forest, pose with Stark cloaks and swords, hear filming stories from guides such as Robbie, and cross Strangford Lough by ferry.
“The tour was fantastic! The scenery and locations were beautiful! Brian our guide was amazing!! Would recommend if you are a fan of the show.”
At BallyBurren Outdoor Escapes, your ranger introduces you to an alpaca before a gentle 30 to 40 minute walk through farmland, woodland, ponds, and across nine bridges. Guides such as Ellen, Charlotte, Reuben, and Damian add useful animal facts and friendly help. Coffee and tea cost extra.
“We recently went Alpaca trekking at Ballyburren with two teenagers, one of whom has complex special needs. The alpacas were adorable and we all enjoyed meeting them. Our guide Charlotte was exceptional! Patient and informative she looked after us very well. We will be back!”
Join Robby at Tollymore Forest Park for a 90-minute walk to three Game of Thrones filming sites: the wildling pit, Tyrion and Jon’s campfire, and the direwolf bridge. Stark cloaks and rain ponchos are supplied. The tour is in English and limited to 20 people.
“Robby, our guide, lives and breathes GOT and he made the forest tour a 10/10 experience. It was great to walk around some iconic scenes & scenery for the series, full of extra bits of useful insight from Robby. The forest park itself is a beautiful, enchanting place recognised as a great backdrop (or the inspiration) for scenes in Games of Thrones and other amazing films also. It's fairly easy walking whilst listening, looking or taking photos, and at £10 it is very good value. I highly recommend Robby as a super guide and the tour itself as 5 star. Big Thanks Robby”
Join guide Lar for a 1.5-hour walk through Tollymore Forest Park, where season one of Game of Thrones began. Wear a Stark cloak, visit the wildling pit, Tyrion and Jon’s campfire, and the Direwolf bridge. The 2-mile route is uneven and includes steep sections.
“Visite ludique et instructive dans un lieu enchanteur. Notre guide était top et s’est adapté à notre niveau d’anglais! 😅”
Pick a coast, a city or a still house.
