From the main entrance off the B36 road between Lisnaskea and Roslea, follow purpose-built stone chip, boardwalk and concrete paths in a circular route along the partially wooded shoreline of willow, alder and ash. A local focal point for many years, the Lough fell into disrepair and became a wilderness, but an extensive 4-year redevelopment project was undertaken by Killyfole Development Association and officially opened in August 2007. In addition to the creation of the new walkway system, there have also been improvements in the wildlife habitat – creating nesting sites to attract ducks, swans and moorhens to the lake – the installation of interpretative panels (displaying wildlife information), as well as improved seating and picnic tables along the walk, car parking and disabled access provision to the site – almost 0.6 mile (1km) of the trail is suitable for wheelchairs.