Slieve Binnian is the third highest mountain in Northern Ireland.  The name comes from the rocky tors situated around the top of the mountain which makes it easy to identify throughout the Mournes.  To the south-west of the mountain is wee Binnian and to the west is silent valley resevoir.

Perfect for a quiet family day out, these reservoirs offer a  number of walks both short and long.  There is also a cafe for refreshment.

The Brandy Pad is one of the many beautiful walks through the Mournes. It was a route popular for smuggling in the nineteenth century.  Goods that were smuggled included silks, coffee, tea and brandy. As well as it being a walk rich in history, it is a also a lovely walk that takes you beside the mountains of Slieve Commedagh and Slieve Donard, and is well worth undertaking.

Slieve Commedagh is the second highest mountain in the Mournes after Slieve Donard.  Slieve Commedagh stands for 'the mountain of guarding/watching'.