Rossclare Lodge B&B is perfectly positioned for exploring an abundance of natural beauty, historic treasures, and unique attractions. From ancient castles and magnificent caves to distilleries and dark skies, there’s something here for every traveller. Read on to discover the attractions near Rossclare Lodge.
Natural Wonders & Outdoor Adventures
Marble Arch Caves
14 miles (22.5 km)
Discover one of Europe’s finest show caves with its underground rivers, stunning formations, and guided boat tours through this magical subterranean world.
Cuilcagh Mountain Boardwalk Trail (Stairway to Heaven)
15 miles (24 km)
Challenge yourself with this spectacular 7-mile trail featuring wooden boardwalks across blanket bog and 450 steps to breathtaking summit views across Fermanagh and beyond.
Castle Archdale Country Park
3 miles (5 km)
Woodland walks, lough shore trails, WWII history, and water activities await at this beautiful country park just minutes from Rossclare Lodge. A firm favourite with our four-legged guests!
Crom Estate (National Trust)
20 miles (32 km)
Explore 2,000 acres of ancient woodland, tranquil islands, and stunning lough-side scenery. Home to rare wildlife including red deer, pine martens, and ancient yew trees. Check out the ruins and the island tower.
Lisnarick Community Woodland Walk
4 miles (6.5 km)
A peaceful local woodland trail perfect for a gentle stroll through native trees and natural beauty. We do this one regularly with Basil.
Drumoney Falls
16 miles (26 km)
A picturesque waterfall cascading through woodland, ideal for nature lovers and photographers. Well worth the roller coaster drive!
Cavan Burren Park
28 miles (45 km)
Just over the border in County Cavan, this geopark showcases unique limestone landscapes, ancient monuments, and spectacular scenery with ancient burial tombs. A fabulous walk!
Wild Atlantic Way & Rossnowlagh Beach
35 miles (56 km)
Head west to join Ireland’s famous Wild Atlantic Way and enjoy the stunning sandy beaches at Rossnowlagh and Murvagh in County Donegal. Basil adores his walks on the beach. It’s our favourite Sunday afternoon adventure, with lunch or supper at the Smugglers Creek Inn, or ice creams at the Tickety Moo cafe.
Historic Houses & Castles
Florence Court (National Trust)
12 miles (19 km)
One of Ulster’s most beautiful Georgian houses, nestled against the Cuilcagh Mountains with stunning walled gardens and forest trails. Take the tour of the house – it’s fabulous! And the courtyard cafe is definitely worth a visit too.
Castle Coole (National Trust)
11 miles (18 km)
A magnificent neo-classical mansion on the outskirts of Enniskillen, surrounded by beautiful parkland and woodland perfect for peaceful walks around the lake.
Enniskillen Castle & Museums
10 miles (16 km)
Explore the historic castle housing the Fermanagh County Museum and regimental museums, plus the fascinating Railway and Barber Shop Museum in the town.
Tully Castle
9 miles (14.5 km)
A 17th-century Plantation castle overlooking Lower Lough Erne, with restored bawn and interpretive displays. The history of this one is quite shocking, so be sure to read the information panels!
Monea Castle
15 miles (24 km)
Impressive ruins of a Plantation-era castle with distinctive Scottish-style circular towers, set in atmospheric countryside. Fabulous spot whatever the weather.
Cultural Heritage & Attractions near Rossclare Lodge
The Irish Famine Memorial, Irvinestown
In town 3.6 miles(5.8km)
A poignant local memorial commemorating those affected by the Great Famine of the 1840s.An amazing collection of wooden sculptures commemorating the Great Famine. Haunting wooden figures depicting the suffering and despair of this era. Located behind the Sacred Heart Church, it offers a moving, free-to-visit experience with detailed carvings and historical text, linking past tragedy with present needs for compassion.
Ulster American Folk Park
22 miles (35 km)
Journey through time at this open-air museum near Omagh, telling the story of Ulster-American emigration with costumed guides, original buildings, and a full-scale emigrant ship. A fantastic day out.
The Boatyard Distillery
12 miles (19 km)
Fermanagh’s first legal distillery since 1890, beautifully situated on the shores of Lough Erne. Tour the distillery, taste their award-winning spirits, and label your own bottle. Book a taxi so that you can make the most of the cocktails!
Unique Experiences
Devenish Island & Boat Trips
11 miles (18 km) to Enniskillen jetty
Take a memorable boat trip from Enniskillen to one of Ireland’s most important monastic sites, founded by Saint Molaise in the 6th century. Explore the best-preserved Round Tower in Ireland, Augustinian Abbey ruins, ancient graveyards, and high cross. Multiple boat operators offer daily cruises including Erne Tours (MV Kestrel) and Erne Water Taxi, with knowledgeable guides sharing the island’s rich history and wildlife spotting opportunities. A truly magical way to experience Lough Erne’s beauty and heritage.
The Giants of the Sperrins
30 miles (48 km)
Discover the stunning Sperrin Mountains with their mystical landscape. Inspired by geological wonders and ancient heritage, the artist, Thomas Danbo created these three amazing giant sculptures: the storyteller Nowanois, the guardian Darach, and the stargazer Ceoldan. Pack your picnic and walking shoes and prepare for a glorious day out.
Beaghmore Stone Circles
27 miles (43 km)
A mystical complex of seven Bronze Age stone circles, ten stone rows, and twelve cairns nestled in the Sperrin Mountains. The famous “Dragon’s Teeth” circle contains 800 small jagged stones, and the site is aligned with solar and lunar events. Not far from the Giant Ceoldan, you can actually walk there and back and visit the dark skies observatory too.
Drumskinny Stone Circle
12 miles (19 km)
One of Ireland’s best-preserved stone circles, dating back to the Bronze Age, standing proudly in the Fermanagh countryside. Combine this with your trip to Drumoney Falls.
Polnagollum Cave walk in Belmore Forest, Derrygonelly
15 miles (24 km)
Natural limestone caves in the Boho cave country. A viewing platform enables a great view of the cave and waterfall made famous by the epic series Game of Thrones. Part of a great walk with stunning views across Fermanagh.
From Rossclare Lodge, you’re ideally placed to explore the very best of Fermanagh, the Sperrins, and the Wild Atlantic Way. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, historic treasures, cultural experiences, or simply peaceful countryside, it’s all within easy reach. Book now and discover all the attractions near Rossclare Lodge
Distances are approximate driving distances from Rossclare Lodge, 2 Valley Road, Irvinestown. Always check opening times and accessibility before visiting.