Cookstown Forest
This forest totals 210 hectares and is made up of several forest blocks around Cookstown.
Activities
The public are welcome to visit this area on foot.
There is a waymarked walking trail in Drumcairne Forest. Walkers can use the forest roads in other blocks.
There may be restrictions on access to parts of the forest from time to time due to forest operations. Pay attention to safety signage.
About this forest
Cookstown forest includes the forest blocks of Drumcairne, Drumconvis, Lissan, Birchwood and Springhill on the outskirts of Moneymore. These are mainly lowland forests and have a variety of conifer and broadleaved species.
Birchwood is a regenerating native woodland following removal of the conifers in 2002.
How to get there
Drumcairne can be accessed from the B160 Stewartstown to Coagh Road leading on to the Castlefarm and Ballygrittle Road.