COLERAINE TO BALLYMONEY GREENWAY
“Bannside Greenway”
A proposal to extend the traffic-free pathways alongside the railway route in Ballymoney east past Balnamore and towards Macfin, before turning onto the disused railway track across the River Bann.
Linking up with a potential greenway coming up from Dungannon, a riverside pathway along the Bann could link up into Coleraine and the Causeway Coast.
ROUTE DETAILS
| Length | 16 kilometres |
| Estimate | £2.4 million |
| Timescale | 2026 to 2040 |
| Type | Former railway / riverside pathway |
| Title | Belfast and Northern Counties Railway (NCC) |
| Border area | No |
| Councils | Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council |
IMAGES
GREENWAY PROJECTS WHICH INTERSECT
BALLYMONEY TO BALLYCASTLE GREENWAY
A 30km route linking Ballymoney with the coastal town of Ballycastle, running under the road at the Dark Hedges.
COLERAINE TO GIANT’S CAUSEWAY GREENWAY
Upgrading the existing road-based cycle route from Coleraine to Portrush before following the old tramway to Bushmills and the Giant’s Causeway.
A 14km route from the current railway line at the Lough Foyle coastline in to Limavady and on through the countryside to Dungiven.
DUNGANNON TO COLERAINE GREENWAY
A winding 85km former railway route through mid Ulster through Cookstown, Magherfelt, Maghera, Garvagh and Kilrea.
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