Magherafelt, Cookstown and Dungannon are attractions in themselves offering a diverse range of shops, pubs, and restaurants.
Other attractions might include – a visit to Seamus Heaney Country; Springhill House, or Tullyhogue Fort, to name but a few.
From breathtaking views at the top of Slieve Gallion to the beauty and tranquility of Lough Neagh, to outdoor activities such as walking and mountain biking – there’s lots to see and do!
5. Ardtara Country House
Ardtara Country House is the perfect location for a short or long staycation. Situated close to the village of Upperlands, Ardtara offers fine dining and a warm Mid Ulster welcome. Photo: Ardtara Country House
6. Beaghmore Stone Circles
Beaghmore Stone Circles, dating from the Bronze Age, and about eight miles from Cookstown, would be well worth a visit if you like ancient history. The site was discovered by Draperstown man, George Barnett, while peat cutting back in the 1930s. Photo: MUDC
7. St Lurach's Church
St Lurach's Church in Maghera has a long and fascinating history, from being plundered by the Vikings to being burned in 1135. Nice to have a stroll around the graveyard, weather permitting. Photo: MUDC
8. Lough Fea
Lough Fea is a favourite spot for walkers and anglers. Located about ten miles from Cookstown, it has good access and is free. Photo: Google Maps