C S Lewis Centenary Group
The C S Lewis Trail in Belfast and North Down
The C S LEWIS TRAIL links the main places in Belfast and North Down closely associated with Lewis.
Several sites lie within walking distance of St Mark's Church. See below a suggested morning's stroll to 3 sites. To see more, a motor car may be more convenient, although Lewis would approve of those who cycle around the Trail!
BY FOOT
ST MARK'S, then via Sydenham Avenue to LITTLE LEA, then to BERNAGH, return to ST MARK'S. Allow 1 hr 30 mins, including 30 mins to see St. Mark's.
BY CAR
Best devote a full day to visit all the sites, with lunch at the OLD INN suggested e.g. ST MARK'S, LITTLE LEA, BERNAGH, ST JOHN'S (Helen's Bay), SILVER HILL, THE OLD INN; return over the Holywood Hills, CAMPBELL COLLEGE, DUNDELA FLATS and finally the CENTENARY SCULPTURE.
GUIDED TOURS IN 1998
The C S Lewis Centenary Group will conduct Guided Tours of the C S Lewis Trail on the first Saturdays in May, June, and September; and on the first and third Saturdays in July and August. Meet at 10 am at the entrance to St Mark's Church, Holywood Road, in all cases.
St Mark's Church will be open to the public in 1998 during the months of June, July and August, on Wednesdays and Saturdays (11am - 3pm) and on Sundays (2pm - 5pm).
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