Aghanaglack Walk
This walk takes you to the ancient Aghanaglack burial tomb in the Ballintempo Forest of County Fermanagh.
You can start the walk from the roadside parking area just off the Boho Road. From here it is a short walk north east along country lanes to the site. The dual court tomb, dating from the Neolithic period between 4000 and 2000 B.C., stands as a testament to the area's ancient human activity.
The area also includes Brimstone Rock, a prominent sandstone outcrop historically used as a mass rock during the 17th century when Catholic worship was prohibited. A bench near this site offers a restful spot to appreciate views of the forest and nearby lakes.
You can continue your walking in the area by heading south to Cuilcagh Mountain and the popular Stairway to Heaven Walk.
Postcode
BT74 5BP - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsAghanaglack Open Street Map 
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Aghanaglack Dual Court Burial site with four chambers. The site is linked to the Stone and Bronze Ages, with some sources suggesting a age of 4,000+ years Bones found at the site were identified as the bones of two children.
Dual Court Tomb Boho
Ora Beg Townland. Ballintempo Forest's diverse habitats support a variety of flora and fauna. The coniferous woodlands are home to species such as red squirrels and pine martens, while the open boglands provide nesting grounds for birds like the meadow pipit and skylark. Plant life includes heather, bog cotton, and various mosses adapted to the acidic soil conditions.
Fields, Mullylusty