The West Tyrone Ramblers hosted the Ulster Federation of Rambling Clubs Annual General Meeting in An Creagan on Saturday 13 October 2018. A number of West Tyrone Ramblers were among the 50 delegates who attended the AGM and partook...
On Saturday 15th September 16 ramblers assembled in Portadown to walk 8.3 miles along the Newry Canal towpath to Scarva. Along the way the walkers learned something of the history of the canal. It was constructed over a period...
Wet, windy and misty conditions put paid to the ramblers intention to climb Slieve Meelmore. But guided by our man in the Mournes an 8 mile spirited walk led to the highest point in Tollymore Forest. Great views over...
On Saturday 18th August 2018, 15 West Tyrone Ramblers enjoyed a 7 mile walk through part of the Carrigan Forest approximately 6 miles west of Derrygonnelly. The Lough Formal Loop is a moderate walk mostly on forest paths with...
Walk Report: On Sunday 12th August 16 ramblers travelled to Donegal to walk the Knockalla Ridge. The weather was misty on top of the mountain on arrival and continued with little or no views of the area. Walkers came...
On Saturday 4 August 15 Ramblers enjoyed a walk on Keelogyboy mountain in Co Sligo. The weather was misty to start but cleared to a beautiful afternoon, affording fine views of the cairn on top of Knocknarea where Queen...
On Sunday 29 August 24 club members assembled in the car park of Holywood Railway station for a ramble along the coast path to Bangor.. This stretch of the North Down Coast forms part of the Ulster Way and...
On Saturday 21 July 21 W T Ramblers met at Dunserverick Harbour to complete a shortened walk to Portballintrae of approx 9 miles. The weather although cloudy was dry and warm. The walk took in sections 3 & 4...
On Sunday 15th July 6 ramblers headed off in slightly wet and warm conditions to climb Benbradagh mountain which, at the gateway to Glenshane, is steeped in folklore – such as the story of Finvola, the Gem of the...
Eight Ramblers began the walk from a small forest clearing above Glencar Lake and followed a rough track uphill through the bog, affording views of Knocknarea and Sligo Bay. After a gradual and then a short steep climb, we...
