Slieve Loughshannagh and Ott

A walk of two halves - zero visibility and temporarily misplaced followed by spectacular views of the snow covered mountains.

Slievenaglogh

We came, we saw, we conquered

Bearnagh

"Nothing like getting out of your comfort zone to get the adrenaline flowing" - Gary

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Water, water everywhere.

Banns Road

Leitrim Lodge

Thumbs up. Trio enjoy fun on walk from Leitrim Lodge along Ulster Way, up Yellow Water and back via Castle Bog.

Dundrum

Mark and Peter stroll along Ardilea Road during our walk at Dundrum.

Newry Canal

Cedars Walkers stop for a photo shoot at Acton Lake on the towpath from Scarva to Poyntzpass.

Tollymore

Yellow Water to Kilbroney

The rain stopped as we arrived at Yellow Water and we walked down to Kilbroney for a picnic in perfect walking weather.

Loughgall Country Park

Another perfect day for our walk at Loughgall Country Park.

Slievenaglogh

Veni, vidi, vici. We came, we saw, we conquered

Leitrim Lodge and Ulster Way

Wet, wet, wet although surprisingly little rain on our walk from Leitrim Lodge up to Castle Bog and back via Yellow Water River and the Ulster Way. Low cloud ensured we were kept damp. 9.5Km and 360m ascent. Wiser souls kept below the clouds to enjoy the Ulster Way!

Bearnagh

A couple of pics from Gary's epic hike round Bearnagh. 11.9Km and 571m ascent.

Dundrum

Heretofore APWD was the Cedars acronym for "Another Perfect Walking Day" but on 7th March the "P" stood for "Perishing" with a cold east wind blowing in off the bay. Nevertheless, a brisk walk of almost six miles kept us happy and we enjoyed a late lunch and magnificent views at Dundrum Castle before retiring to Urban in Castlewellan to warm up with tea, coffee and good craic.

Leitrim Lodge

Millie pops up in another selfie.