Legnabrocky / Cuilcagh Trail

The Legnabrocky Trail is a walking path through protected peatland in County Fermanagh that ascends via wooden boardwalk to the Cuilcagh Mountain summit. The route crosses open moorland with varying elevations and offers parking access from multiple starting locations.

The moorland shows signs of early human activity, with evidence of past settlements found across the mountainous terrain. These ancient communities left marks on the landscape that remain visible today to those walking the paths.

The place holds meaning for visitors seeking connection with wild landscapes and open terrain. Walking here, people experience the quiet presence of moorland and mountain that shapes how they see the Irish countryside.

Wear sturdy footwear and prepare for changeable weather, as moorland conditions shift quickly throughout the day. The wooden boardwalk provides good footing, but allow plenty of time for the ascent and bring water to stay hydrated.

The wooden boardwalk was specifically designed to protect the fragile bog beneath while keeping its plant life intact. This allows many people to visit this delicate landscape without causing damage to the ground.

Location: County Fermanagh

Address: 43 Marlbank Road Legnabrocky Florencecourt County Fermanagh Northern, Enniskillen BT92 1ER, UK

Phone: 02866321815

Website: https://marblearchcaves.co.uk/attractions/cuilcagh-boardwalk-trail

GPS coordinates: 54.24564,-7.81700

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:23