
Dog friendly
Start: Visitor Centre, OSNI grid ref NV272002. 5.6 miles, about 2h30, Moderate; forest track and path with a steep climb, not suitable for wheelchairs or limited mobility.
Free for members
Florence Court is a Georgian mansion in West Fermanagh, below Benaughlin mountain, home to the Cole family and their staff for more than 250 years. Guided tours tell their stories, and the estate is one of the finest examples of a self-sufficient Irish demesne, with a water-powered sawmill, a blacksmith's forge and 10 miles of trails in the adjoining forest park. The original Irish Yew, mother plant of every Irish yew in the world, is some 250 years old, and the kitchen garden is being restored to its 1930s character. Children get a play area and bike hire; dogs are welcome across the estate. Reviewers praise the guides, the gardens and woodland walks, and the Stables tea-room. Tips from visitors: house tours are booked on arrival at the visitor centre, so secure a slot before setting off on the trails; the tour involves stairs, with a video alternative in the tea-room.
Due to high winds, Florence Court will be closing today (Saturday 24 October) at 1pm. The Harvest Fair is closing early and will not be taking place tomorrow (Sunday 25 October). Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
House
Prices, non-members
Grounds only
Entry
Free entry for National Trust members. Guided house tour bookings are made on arrival. (subject to availability)
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Dog friendly
Start: Visitor Centre, OSNI grid ref NV272002. 5.6 miles, about 2h30, Moderate; forest track and path with a steep climb, not suitable for wheelchairs or limited mobility.

Dog friendly
Start: Visitor centre, OSNI grid ref NV272002. 2.2 miles, about 45 minutes, Easy; gentle, even gradient through the Pleasure Grounds and Walled Garden, largely accessible.