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Keshcarrigan Lough sits under Sheebeg hill in south Leitrim, connecting to Lough Scur. The nearby village hosts the Shannon–Erne Waterway, offers bank fishing, and is known for its unconventional St Patrick’s Day parades.
Lough Allen, the topmost of three Shannon lakes in north Leitrim, offers 17.7 km of sheltered water for boating, fishing, and walking. Its shores feature Arigna Forest Park and historic mining areas, while three islands provide mooring points for visitors exploring the area.
Lough Rynn is a quiet lake in south County Leitrim, defined by a castle and 350 acres of walkable parkland. The estate offers a 1.1-mile circuit with historical sites, while the castle operates as a hotel, allowing public access to the grounds without an appointment.
A 56 km waymarked trail from Manorhamilton to Leitrim village. The path covers the Five Glens, a remote mountain lake, and ends at a Shannon marina.