FORTH MEADOW COMMUNITY GREENWAY
Forth Meadow Community Greenway
A new £5.1 million EU PEACE IV-funded project to connect existing open spaces in north and west Belfast along a 12 km route from Clarendon Playing Fields to the new Transport Hub in the city centre.
ROUTE DETAILS
| Length | 12 kilometres |
| Estimate | £5 million |
| Timescale | 2020 to 2022 |
| Type | New greenway idea |
| Border area | No |
| Councils | Belfast City Council |
IMAGES
PROGRESS UPDATES
Idea stage
Feasibility
Construction
Completed
GREENWAY PROJECTS WHICH INTERSECT
A missing link in an otherwise excellent chain of traffic-free routes between Belfast and Bangor, a 4km urban greenway in Sydenham.
Building on the popularity of the historic 15km Lagan Towpath route between Belfast and Lisburn, much-needed upgrades and extra capacity.
BELFAST TO NEWTOWNABBEY GREENWAY
A 9km traffic-free route through the western side of Belfast Harbour and along Belfast Lough shore beside the M2 and M5 motorways to Whiteabbey.
A 2km urban greenway between the Broadway roundabout and Andersonstown along the edge of the Bog Meadows in the west of Belfast.
A community greenway project to provide a traffic-free link between Carryduff and Belfast.
A popular 11km route developed by Sustrans along the old Belfast to Comber railway line opened in 2008 – the original Northern Ireland greenway.
A standard-setting 9km linear urban park in East Belfast developed along the Connswater River incorporating major flood alleviation works.
The 16km traffic-free North Down Coastal Path winding through Holywood, Cultra, Helen’s Bay and Crawfordsburn into Bangor.
An urban greenway linking the forests of Clarendon and Glencairn Parks down through Woodvale and the Shankill into Belfast city centre.
GET INVOLVED
Successful greenway projects are driven by the passion of local people. If you have an update to share, a story to tell about the history of the route or future of the Forth Meadow Community Greenway, or if you want to submit a picture or video to this page, please get in contact.