The Boyne Valley is home to some fantastic tracks and trails, none more popular than our fantastic greenways and the majestic Boyne Blueway.
The Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway
NOTICE: Please see below upcoming closures on the Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway. The purpose of the closures are to carry out essential maintenance and resurfacing works.
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Glackenstown Jun. to Knightstown Jun. 5th September to the 11th September
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Knightstown Jun. to Leggagh Jun. 5th September to the 16th September.
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Wilkinstown Jun. to Glackenstown Jun. 11th September & 29th September to 6th October
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Poles cross Jun. to Carrickleck Jun. 15th to the 19th September
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Nobber Car park to Castletown Jun. 3rd to the 10th September & 12th September to the 2nd October
GREENWAY OPEN 2024
30km of Greenway running through the heart of County Meath where cyclists and walkers can enjoy the North Meath Countryside in a car free environment.
This Greenway runs from Navan to Kingscourt through the villages of Gibbstown, Wilkinstown, Castletown, Nobber and Kilmainhamwood.
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To experience our top 5 stops along the Greenway, please click here!
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The Boyne Greenway
Running 1.9km from Dominic's Park on the south bank of the River Boyne near the Bridge of Peace in Drogheda, the Boyne Greenway takes you along the river close to the Mary McAleese Cable Bridge and then along the Boyne Canal to the Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre at Oldbridge. 
The Royal Canal Greenway
The enchanting Royal Canal Greenway is 130km of level towpath, ideal for walkers, runners and cyclists of all ages and stages. The Meath section spans 22km passing through Enfield, Longwood and Hill of Down. Enjoy the peace and tranquility of the countryside as you ramble along this fantastic trail.
Boyne Blueway Trim
Centred around the picturesque heritage town of Trim, the Boyne Blueway is a beautiful stretch of River Boyne from Trim to Bective Mill. With a length of 8kms it can be paddled in 2.5 to 3 hours to suit beginners and intermediates.
This summer, enjoy the Boyne from a different perspective. The route is Grade II (ie generally slow moving and easily manageable, no weirs or obstructions)
For details of all of these amazing trails click here.