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Lagan Valley Regional Park
The Lagan Valley Regional Park is located between Stranmillis, Belfast and Union locks, Lisburn and covers some 4,200 acres of countryside and eleven miles of riverbank. The Regional Park includes countryside, urban parks, heritage sites, nature reserves, canal systems and riverside trails.
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Lagan Valley Regional Park, Belfast area, Belfast, Antrim , United Kingdom
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