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Northern Ireland's caves are situated in 2 main areas bisected by Lough MacNean Valley, one south of the valley, and the other lying north of the Lough MacNeans, the uplands of Ballintempo and Tullybrack above Derrygonnelly and Boho. The Ballintempo/Tullybrack is best noted for its deep potholes leading into horizontal cave systems, while the Cuilcagh area is best known for its river cave systems. The Marble Arch Show Cave is the best place for your first underground experience or why not try the ALP at Belfast Activity Centre.

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This area is best known for its river cave systems.
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This area is best noted for its deep potholes leading into horizontal cave systems.
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The Belfast Adventure Learning Park is comprised of over 200 meters of realistic man-made cave, extensive climbing surface and a range of 'high-up' challenges, from a ropes course to a vertical assault course.
All this, right in the heart of Belfast!
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Marble Arch caves are show caves allowing visitors to see around the cave system. In the area around the show caves there are numerous systems for experienced sport cavers.
