The Dark Hedges

This beautiful place can appear a little different each time you visit. During the seasons the coverage of the trees change and even the time of day can effect it's ambiance. The dark hedges hotel nearby has a great buffet lunch as well! For a free to see structure of nature this is a great place.

Beautiful place but have storms have taken out several trees and it is impossible to get a picture without families walking past or already in front of you. See posted pics for examples. It is a nice stroll though and the countryside is wonderful. You should experience if you have the opportunity.

Had a chance to pass close by. And enjoy this beautiful place, but I wouldn't drive specially for it, as you might be disappointed. I would say it used be alot more impressive in the past. As now some trees were cut down. And the tree corridor isn't as long as you might think it is. Nevertheless, I did really enjoy it..it was cloudy and raining day. And only way down to Dublin from Causeway. There is no drive in the road. Parking only allowed at the hotel car park next to it. 5pounds/car. Free of charge of you use the restaurant..

A totally unexpected stop on our way to the Game of Thrones studio tour. Very random place. We parked up, walked a couple of hundred metres and there it was. A long avenue of huge interlocking trees. The day we visited we were still in the tail end of storm Floris and quite a few branches had come down. Some of the trees are damaged or dead. I enjoyed it because it had a small significance to Game of Thrones. There was also a fantastic wheat field to the left where I got to be Maximus from Gladiator for a minute. Ultimately it’s a longish avenue with big kind of sinister trees. There isn’t much more to say but I enjoyed it.

Absolute must if you are a game of thrones fan and are visiting Northern Ireland. We hired a car and hit a few filming locations. It was January and we had snow which made it all the more beautiful. I would like to come back and see it in the summer in full bloom. There's a car park close by with a pub and restaurant. The food looked and smelled good, but we didn't stop for food.

Cool if you're a Game of Thrones fan or like trees, but it does appear many trees have fallen over or been cut down since these other photos have been posted. The road does still see vehicle traffic, several tractors drove down it while we visited so be cautious of that. Parking is across the street and down a little bit for £5.

Good place for a nice long walk. Well known area for The Game of Throne movie scene. To visit the exhibition centre, tickets needs to be purchased in advance.

A bit overrated to be honest. Everyone's photos make it look way better then it actually is. I think recently a few of the trees have been blown down so the density is lower than it used to be. The parking lot is also a little expensive considering what it is. Anyway it is still pretty and a nice place to visit.