NCN Strangford Lough Cycle Trail Route Map | National Route 99

Sustrans' Strangford Lough Cycle Trail map is the official cycle route map for the 82-mile (132km) circular cycle route in and around Strangford Lough in County Down.

Long-distance cycle map for the Strangford Lough Trail using NCN 99

The Strangford Lough Trail is an 82-mile circular route in and around Strangford Lough, an area of outstanding natural beauty in County Down, Northern Ireland.

The trail travels through a variety of landscapes along quiet country roads, with some traffic-free sections. The route travels through Portavogie and past the National Trust protected village of Kearney before reaching Portaferry. After a short ferry crossing to Strangford village, the trail continues through Castle Ward estate. The trail runs to Downpatrick before heading up the western shore of the Lough to Newtownards via Scrabo, where rewarding panoramic views of the Lough await.

This full-colour map based on Ordnance Survey data shows clearly mapped cycle routes on traffic-free paths, quiet lanes and roads, with easy-to-read contours and route profiles. Also features inset maps for the major towns and cities and linking routes that could be ridden for day excursions, as well as other cycle routes in County Down.

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Major cycle routes covered by this map:

National Route 99 between Belfast, Comber, Downpatrick and Newcastle
Regional Route 20 between Downpatrick and Comber

Map details:

Publisher: Sustrans

ISBN: 9781901389739

Published: 2009

Miles: 82 (132km)

Scale: 1:100,000 and 1:185,000

Size: 13 x 24cm folded, 75 x 47cm unfolded

Paper: Printed on waterproof paper with plastic cover

We are improving the National Cycle Network to make it more accessible for everyone. As part of our Paths for Everyone vision, some sections of the Network have been removed or reclassified. There may be sections within these maps that are no longer part of the Network. These sections are likely to be on busier roads and will suit more experienced cyclists.