Linford Barrows

Explorer Tom Ballycoos stands tall near Carncastle, with Scawt Hill looming behind it in a dramatic Antrim landscape.

Explorer Tom Craigy Hill overlooks distant rain clouds rolling across County Antrim, creating a moody and dramatic backdrop for hikers.

Explorer Tom Gaze upon Ballygally Castle, a heritage attraction in County Antrim that looks like it has survived many storms to tell its own story today.

Explorer Tom This Millennium Milepost near Ballygally directs you north to Glenarm and south to Drains Bay along route 93.

Explorer Tom Near Carnfunnock, where families built grand homes, this Garden Trail lets you wander through beautiful, historical greenery.

Explorer Tom Ballygalley Head is a volcanic plug with a road blasted right through it, making for a truly dramatic coastal landscape.

Explorer Tom Kilwaughter Castle remains as ruins in County Antrim, a quiet reminder of history for those who seek it out.

Explorer Tom In Glenarm Forest, old walls are being reclaimed by nature, and the north side seems alive with pheasants flying around us.

Explorer Tom Blackcave Tunnel is a Grade B2 marvel. Built in the mid-1800s, this historic tunnel has guided countless ships safely through the waters nearby.

Explorer Tom Built between 1820 and 1839, this Grade B2 listed Presbyterian Church in Glenarm is a historic fixture to appreciate from the town square.

Explorer Tom The Larne War Memorial stands solemnly, honoring those who served, with a view that speaks volumes about local sacrifice.

Explorer Tom This medieval castle site in Glenarm’s Town Parks is an archaeological ghost, where looking west might reveal only the imagination’s shadows.