Visiting Cookstown
The Cookstown District extends into the unspoilt Sperrin Mountains in the west, an area of outstanding natural beauty, and in the east to the vast expanse of Lough Neagh, the largest fresh water lake in Ireland and the United Kingdom. Cookstown was founded as a market town in 1628 by Dr Allen Cooke and is famous for its longest and widest street in Ireland.
The District offers a vast array of activities, accommodation and tourist attractions for the visitor. From National Trust Properties, ancient High Crosses and mystical Stone Circles to walking, cycling and and great days out!
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Visitor in Cookstown Latest news and events
Great day’s out in the Sperrins
A great crowd of walkers turned up despite the challenging weather with 120 people taking part in a very successful hill walking weekend in the Sperrins.
