1. Walk 7: Upper River Licky Walk
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... White Thorn. The mature Sitka Spruce, Lodge Pole Pine Forest on your left is protected from Windthrow by the weel furnished peripheral Lawson Cypress. Take the right fork down towards Faha Bridge and encounter ...

2. Walk 6: Reamanagh/Garrynagree Walk
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... native species of Alder, Scots Pine, Ash and Hazel. Turn right on Renagullee by road where you will encounter forestry groves mostly of Spruce and Larch and sometimes protected by a peripheral planting ...

3. Walk 5: GlenLicky Walk
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... of the right of way bounding Glen Lickey and Toor. Proceed down the right of way towards the Bridge. The stone walls clad with European Gorse also have an occasional Mountain Ash and Holly Tree. If you ...

4. Walk 4: Toor Walk
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... needed shade and shelter. Take the Toor Road from Kielys Cross and commence the walk from the top of the Right of Way bounding Glen Lickey and Toor. This quite country lane gives a good view of the river ...

5. Walk 3: Grallagh Walk
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Walk 3: Grallagh Walk, 3.48 km. Recommended starting point: road junction at traditional stone cottage (S3 on map). Proceed downhill towards the Licky, crossing the river at the wooden bridge. Turn right ...

6. Walk 2: Mill Bridge via St. Declan's Way, 4.29 km.
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... These walls have stood the test of time and are a monument to the men who built them. As you swing right over the stone bridge a wonderful stand of mature Norway Spruce Dominates the entrance to the Old ...