source: http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/parksandopenspaces/parks/barnettdemesne.asp
Barnett Demesne, once a private estate, opened to the public in 1951. Today, the park, in south Belfast, retains much of the character of the original estate.
Its main feature is Malone House which commands stunning views over acres of magnificent parkland, Lagan Valley and the Belfast hills. The park is also home to Belfast Activity Centre, which is located in the old stable yard and offers personal and social development opportunities for young people, as well as many pieces of public art
Source:http://www.outdoorrecreationni.com
This capital project is a collaboration between Outdoor Recreation NI and Belfast City Council.
The trails themselves consist of a shared use 4km linear green trail and an 4km blue trail with 3 red loop options.
The Barnett Demesne Trails also boast Ireland's first official purpose-built jumps park with no less than 6 lines to tick everyone's boxes!
Completion Date
April 2013
Project Partners
Belfast City Council
Project Funders
Belfast City Council - £70,000
Rural Development Programme - £166,000
Sport NI (Sport Matters: Community Capital Programme) - £238,000
Cost
£476,000