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Ballycastle forest Red Squirrel Safari

Ballycastle Forest, Fairhill Street, Ballycastle, County Antrim, BT54 6DY
a man in a forest, gesturing to the trees behind him
  • a man in a forest, gesturing to the trees behind him
  • Red Squirrel on a branch
  • A man showcasing a local water species
  • a group of people all lined up to participate in the red squirrel walk
  • children all lined up for the red squirrel walk
  • a walking group in a forest

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Ballycastle forest Red Squirrel Safari
Join The Glens Red Squirrel Group Rangers for a Ballycastle Red Squirrel Safari. The Glens Red Squirrel Group appeared on BBC Countryfile program 2020 and the red Squirrels put on a great show then and still do.
Come along to hear about the work being done over the years to save the local Red Squirrels and squirrels across N.Ireand. Come along and see if you can spot a Red Squirrel. See what all is on offer on one of Northern Ireland longest established Red Squirrel Safari trails.
Ballycastle Forest am Meeting at the Forestry car park at the bottom of Fair Hill Street
10:00 am
Duration: 1.5 hours -2 hours
Footwear: Bring warm clothing and suitable footwear.
Booking is a must for this event spaces limited.
10am (no dogs.)
You must txt or WhatsApp to book your place on the walk. text on 07706903024
Steep climbs at parts.
Not suitable for prams.

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Season (24 Oct 2026)
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Saturday10:00 - 12:30

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