Roe Valley Country Park

Roe Valley Country Park is a riverside forest park in County Londonderry in Northern Ireland that stretches for several kilometers along the river. The steep banks are lined with mixed woodland that supports a variety of plants and wildlife.

The site was a center of linen making in the 18th century, and some buildings and machines from that era still remain. The remnants show how important this industry was to the region.

The Green Lane Museum displays tools and machines that show how people worked and lived in earlier times. Walking through the exhibits gives you a sense of the daily routines and skills that shaped the local community.

The park has well-built trails that suit visitors of different abilities and make exploring the river area easy. Wear sturdy footwear and check conditions before you visit, as paths can vary after rain.

The site holds one of Ireland's earliest hydroelectric power plants from 1896 with its original machinery still in place. The equipment from this pioneer era remains visible and shows how innovative technology was used in the area at that time.