Reubens Glen

Lovely single track walk in woods. Park on the main Moneymore road layby and go down the steps. Cars travel very fast on this road, so be careful.Wish people wouldn't just drop their rubbish in the woods as they walk ...

Peaceful, wooded glen walk that follows a stream on an 18 minute linear walk, you'll do the return walk in under 40 minutes. It's located near Moneymore and Magherafelt. It's not well signposted, but start the walk in a layby on the A29 about 3 miles north of Moneymore. Once in the layby you'll see the information board for the walk. You start the walk from a busy road, but within minutes it becomes very quiet. You pass through five wooden gates before you reach the end at a fenced off area and a yellow sign on a tree saying 'private no entry', just return the same way you came. It can be muddy, so wear wellies in wet weather. There's picnic tables at the start of the walk and benches along the route.

Gorgeous walk through a densely wooded glen. Not another soul around. Needs some maintenance here as there are many fallen trees so place has the air of somewhere abandoned. Highly recommended in autumn. Lots of grey squirrels. Takes a few moments walk to get away from traffic noise.

Very nice little single track walkway that's just off the main road. Ground can be quite muddy in places, so waterproof footwear would be advisable, a few downed trees across your way, but easily gotten over. The only parking is on the layby.

It's a nice quiet spot for a walk but it hasn't hasn't well maintained with trees blocking the path etc and it is extremely muddy in spots, maybe bring ur wellys if ur coming here

Lovely wooded Glen beside stream with much of the old Moneymore to Draperstown coach way still clearly discernible. Stout outdoor footwear advisable - more for mud than uneven surfaces.

It's was so disappointing when I went on this walk. It has so much to show. It is a gorogish stop, peaceful with the river flowing and your able to walk right down to it. It badly needs work done to the walk ways. I had to claim under two trees near the start of my walk. Then i wasn't able to reach the end, as life stock had turn up the one part of the path so much i couldn't walk threw it with out being stuck pass my ankles. Who is in charge of these wall ways. It's sad it's not being more push as it is a lovely path.

Beautiful walk. Nice to see a forest left truly to nature. Definitely wear good walking boots this time of year as can be quite muddy in some places. Few trees have fallen on the path so be prepared to do a bit of manoeuvreing to get through. Will definitely be back to this little gem.

It's really dark at night. Probably lovely during the day tho. Sturdy footwear required - the path was partially washed away so was difficult to navigate on this day. Can't wait to return in daylight...