The Kingfisher Cycle Trail was the first long distance cycle trail in Ireland and follows minor country roads through the border counties of Fermanagh, Leitrim, Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan. The trail travels through landscape dotted with rivers and lakes. Attractions include the Lough Scur Dolmen, Castle Coole and the Marble Arch caves.
This unique mixture of lake-lands, canal side tracks, rolling hills, leafy lane-ways and mountain climbs make the Kingfisher Trail the ideal choice for all levels of Cyclist. The overall figure of 8 encompasses a number of shorter trails which are designed for anything for 1 day to 8 day tours. The Kingfisher Cycle Trail is over 300 miles of public roadway winding through rural countryside, Lake-lands, Atlantic Coast and Mountain Trail.
Independent travel offers the best opportunity for those who like complete freedom. Using the Kingfisher Map, the Kingfisher Accommodation Guide and the clearly way-marked route, navigation is child’s-play.
Music & Song
The entire region is steeped in culture: music, song, and storytelling.
You can time your tour to coincide with local festivals or simply enjoy the traditional entertainments available all year round.
Comfortable Nights
All accommodation used by the Trail is based in Bed & Breakfasts which have been approved by the Tourist Board. These homes will offer you a warm welcome, a secure store for your bike, and a good breakfast to set you on your way.
Alternatively, we can customise your holiday to your specific needs, basing it in hotel, hostel or luxury home. The choice is yours.
Breath taking
The Kingfisher Trail loops around lakes and islands, winds by rivers and streams, and passes through woods and forest and country parks. You’ll cycle to scenic viewpoints as well as down rustic village streets.
Primarily based in the Fermanagh and Leitrim lake-lands, the Trail also brings you to historic monuments and attractive landmarks.
Experience the warm welcome, the quiet country roads, and enjoy the unspoiled Irish country-side.