Parking facilities are available at the Cut from which access can be gained to Wolftrap Mountain and an area of intact mountain blanket bog. Peatlands Park, County Armagh Peatlands Park is owned and managed by the Countryside and Wildlife Branch of the Department of the Environment Northern Ireland. The Park is signposted north of the Loughgall exit, junction 13 on the M1 motorway. The park includes cutaway and intact bogs, which can be crossed along wooden paths. A narrow gauge railway is open to the public along with a Peatland Information and Exhibition Centre.
Staff lead a programme of walks and talks throughout the year.
School parties are particularly welcome and with prior arrangement, special facilities can be made available. In all four National Parks in Ireland, blanket bogs and wet heathland are the most widespread habitats. Visitor Services include an audio-visual introduction to the park and its local history, extensive displays and photographic exhibitions. Guide books and other information are on sale there. Guided tours are available on request.