Drumboe - Multi-Access

Walking Trail · Donegal

Drumboe - Multi-Access is a 1.3 km easy waymarked loop in Donegal, starting near Stranorlar.

Distance
1.3 km
Climb
0 m
Shape
Loop
Time
1 hour

Grade

Activity Grade Difficulty Time
Walking Easy Easy 1 hour

Getting there

Starts at Drumboe Forest entrance Carpark, near Stranorlar.

Directions to the trailhead

Trailhead coordinates
54.80341, -7.77749
Irish Grid reference
H 143 951
Ordnance Survey sheets
Discovery Series Sheet 6

The National Trails Register's own latitude and longitude fields are empty for all 1,186 trails on it. This trailhead comes from Sport Ireland's separate Trailheads dataset, matched to this trail on its register ID.

About the trail

This trail follows forest tracks looping through the southern part of the forest to the western end, with the return along the river bank. It passes through some of the quieter parts of the forest with many species of trees and shrubs and there are bluebells and wild garlic in spring. There are good views of the river. In winter parts of this trail along the river may be flooded.

Waymarking
Yellow
Dogs
Yes

Who manages it

Coillte West

Coillte Ballybofey, Blackburn Units Glenview Business Park, Donegal Road, Ballybofey, Co. Donegal. Tel: ++ 353 74 9130433 Fax: ++ 353 74 9131976

Conditions and closures change. The operator is the authority on both, not this page.

Elsewhere

Trails nearby

Measured trailhead to trailhead, in a straight line.

Common questions

How long is the Drumboe - Multi-Access?

1.3 km, recorded as a loop on Sport Ireland's National Trails Register. It climbs 0 m in total. Sport Ireland estimates 1 hour.

How hard is the Drumboe - Multi-Access?

Sport Ireland grades it Easy. Grades are set against national criteria, so they are comparable with other registered trails.

Where does the Drumboe - Multi-Access start?

Starts at Drumboe Forest entrance Carpark, near Stranorlar. The trailhead is at 54.80341, -7.77749 (Irish Grid H 143 951).

Can you bring a dog on the Drumboe - Multi-Access?

Yes. The register records dogs as allowed. Much of the Irish trail network crosses working farmland, so keep a dog under close control near livestock.

Who manages the Drumboe - Multi-Access?

Coillte West. They are the authority on current conditions and closures, not this page.

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Trail data from the Sport Ireland National Trails Register, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Trailhead coordinates from the companion Trailheads dataset. Snapshot taken 2026-08-13.