MAP OF LEITRIM

If you would like to explore the geography of Leitrim or to quickly find places to go, things to do and places to stay or eat near to where you are visiting, this handy map will help you to plan your trip.

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Jamestown Abbey
A stone cross over a small gate, outside the old town gate, leads to the remains of Jamestown Abbey, a Franciscan friary.…
Fenagh Abbey
Fenagh Abbey had a famous monastic school and the abbey ruins date from the 15th century.…
Creevelea Abbey
Creevelea Abbey is a Franciscan Friary founded in 1508 by Margaret O'Brian and Owen O' Rourke, Lord of Breifne.…
Miners Way & Historical Trail
A network of way-marked routes through picturesque hills and valleys of Counties Sligo, Leitrim, Roscommon.…
Adventure Gently
Adventure Gently will take you on a guided trip along one of Ireland’s enchanting waterways in Canadian Canoes.…
Leitrim Way
The Leitrim Way is a 56km walk through a variety of landscape forms common to this beautiful but little known part of north west Ireland.…
Glencar Hill Walk
The Glencar Hill Walk follows a path from the shores of Glencar Lake, towards Dooneens.…
Tullylacken Looped Walk
The Tullylacken Loop is a national trail on the foothills of Sliabh an Iarainn.…
Aghacashel Loop Walk
An easy 3km walk through beautiful country lanes.…
Crummy Loop Walk
A moderate 12km forest walk deep in the heart of County Leitrim.…
Keeldra Lake Lakeside Walk
In this tranquil location, you will feel miles away from everything and you can really take time to relax peaceful surroundings.…
Drumhauver Bridge Loop
Gentle loop walks run along the Shannon Blueway, perfect for exploring the river by foot or cycle.…

Explore • Experience • Enjoy Leitrim

Glencar Waterfall in Leitrim as written about by WB Yeats in the Stolen Child

Places to go

Slow Adventurers sitting around a camp fire

Slow Adventure

Walkers in Leitrim planning their trip

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This project received grant aid from Leitrim Local Community Development Committee under the Rural Development Programme which is financed by the Irish Government under the Rural Development Programme Ireland 2014-2020 and by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in Rural Areas.