About
As you journey along the shores and islands of Lough Erne, you’ll discover a tapestry of ancient and sacred landscapes, havens of timeless beauty and sanctuaries for wildlife.
Trace the journeys of pilgrims and poets, saints and scholars, who have passed through the winding banks of the Erne. Listen to local legends, passed down through the generations. Wonder at the mysterious stone figures, standing as witnesses to history.
Be inspired to find your way where lough, land and heritage meet.
Discover
Be inspired to discover the 14 sites along the Lough Erne Pilgrim Way. Explore each site, every one providing a sheltered haven to pause and reflect, surrounded by the breath-taking lakes and landscapes of Lough Erne. Uncover the unique histories of the sacred places, recorded for posterity in the Annals of Ulster. Written by scribes on Belleisle in Upper Lough Erne, the Annals remain one of the most important sources for Irish Medieval history, describing for us the hospitality and welcome of the Lough Erne Pilgrim Way.
Aghalurcher
Belleisle
Caldragh
Cleenish
Davy’s Island
Derryvullan
Devenish Island
Galloon
Holywell
Inishmacsaint
Keenaghan
Killadeas
Lough Derg
Rossorry Church and Graveyard
White Island
Plan Your Visit
Begin your pilgrimage here across the islands and shores of Lough Erne. Plan your route across the Lough Erne Pilgrim Way either by individual site or by suggested itinerary. Find out about places to visit nearby and current programmes of activities, tours, talks and workshops.
