Quiggy Hill

The walk up Quiggy Hill is straightforward and well-trodden, which means you'll reach the summit without needing a map or any serious kit. It's not high - around 1,400 feet - but it delivers proper views across the Sperrins and out towards Cookstown. On a clear day you can see for miles. Worth allowing an hour for the ascent and descent, maybe longer if you're the type to sit and stare.

This suits walkers who want something achievable without the commitment of climbing one of the serious peaks nearby. It's also gentle enough for families with older kids, though younger ones might find the steady gradient tedious. The real appeal is the payoff at the top - that moment when the landscape opens up and you realise you've climbed into proper hill country.

There's no visitor centre, no facilities, no entrance fee. You just go. That's rather the point. If you're staying at Sperrinview Glamping just down the road, it's an obvious half-day outing. Pair it with exploring the quieter parts of the Sperrins themselves or a wander around Cookstown on market day. The walk is accessible year-round, though winter will likely mean muddy underfoot and fewer clear views. Spring and early summer give you the best chance of that vista.