Navan

No trip to Bellinter House is complete without a visit to The Bathhouse Spa. Situated in the heart of the Ruins, The Bathhouse Spa is so called because of the signature seaweed baths that are our specialty.

The Bathhouse Spa welcomes all guests both residents and non-residents to take time out and to escape to the solitude of the property. We offer a wide range of holistic, rejuvenating and relaxing therapies and massage treatments.

Navan - Sculpture Trail – featuring 15 public art features by artists of international reputation.

The trail can be taken in two stages – as a small walk encompassing the town centre, or for the more adventurous, heading out of town to view works located on the approaches to Navan. This can done in conjunction with the Navan Points of Pride walk, a map for which can be downloaded here. 

Works include:

A 30km walkers' and cyclists' paradise along the route of the old railway line from Navan in Co. Meath to Kingscourt in Co. Cavan.

Approximately 30km in length it begins in Navan and passes through the villages of Wilkinstown, Castletown, Nobber and Kilmainhamwood before ending in Kingscourt.

The project is currently in development and includes a recently-completed looped section at Nobber and another at Castletown Kilpatrick.

More details to follow.

An Tobar Retreat & Spirituality Centre is nestled in the townland of Ardbraccan approximately 3km from Navan town and is available for groups/individuals who can expect to find welcome, hospitality, healing & hope, woodlands & walkways. The centre offers Retreats/Workshops year-round.

Welcome to the Boyne Ramparts Heritage Walk. The Boyne Valley rich culture, heritage, myths and legends are to be experienced along the Boyne Navigation running from the Gateway to the Boyne Valley at Navan as far as Drogheda. The Boyne Navigation flows peacefully alongside 5,000 years of Meath Heritage, passing by the passage graves of Newgrange, Knowth & Dowth, the Battle of the Boyne site at Oldbridge and the Estate Village of Slane.

Start Point of Walk: Dalgan house

Description of route: Through forest/riverside

Length and duration of walk: 7km/1.5 to 2hrs walks

Description of the routes terrain: Woodland, nature

Difficulty Level: No difficulty, gravel trail

Features: Riverside, tree garden,

Approx percentage of route on/off public roads: 100% off public roads

Forest Walk - Balrath Wood

Balrath can be enjoyed throughout the year. However, the ideal time to visit Balrath is in late summer/early autumn when there are plenty of leaves and some fruits/nuts on the trees, some wildflowers still in bloom and also some insect life to be seen. Spring and summer are also good times, especially to see woodland wildflowers in their natural habitat.