Drumlea Wood

The woodland paths through Drumlea Wood wind through proper forest - tall conifers and deciduous trees that do a decent job of blocking out the outside world. It's the sort of place where you can actually hear yourself think, which near Omagh is increasingly rare. The walks aren't punishing but they're not trivial either, so don't bring the youngest kids expecting a gentle stroll. You're looking at a few good hours here if you want to explore properly, though you can dip in and out in 45 minutes if time's tight.

Seriously good for walkers who want some peace without the crowds you'd get at more famous spots in Fermanagh. The forest floor is soft underfoot - boggy in places after rain, mind you - and the trees create that enclosed, cathedral-like feeling that makes you slow down. On a grey day it's moody rather than dreary. On a sunny day it's properly lovely. Families with older kids will get more from it than those with toddlers who need constant entertainment.

If you're staying at Gortin Glen Glamping down the road, Drumlea Wood is a realistic walk or short drive away. It pairs well with exploring the broader Gortin area - you're in proper countryside here, not far from the Sperrins. Check conditions before you go in winter; the paths can get waterlogged and muddy in a way that makes wellies essential rather than optional.