On a small section of Bregagh Road, in the Northern Ireland parish of Ballymoney ... Lindy Buckley/Creative Commons Need to see more dramatic tree tunnels? Visit Atlas Obscura for nine spectacular ...

Work has begun to fell several tress in a Northern Ireland beauty spot made ... a safety risk to visitors. Six of the trees at the Dark Hedges tunnel of trees, which shot to fame after it ...

The tourist attraction was already one of the most photographed natural landmarks in Northern Ireland before it achieved global prominence on Game of Thrones. The tree tunnel frequently attracts ...

The Dark Hedges, a tunnel of beech trees which prominently featured in season two, are located in Northern Ireland, on the Bregagh Road near Armoy. The location was hit by 60mph winds over the ...

The iconic Dark Hedges tree tunnel in Northern Ireland, famed for its appearance in the hit series Game of Thrones, faces an uncertain future as the trees reach the end of their lifespan.

1. The Dark Hedge: Located in Northern Ireland, this avenue of beech trees is famous for its eerie beauty. Planted in the 18th century, it gained international fame after being featured in Game of ...

Covered by nature, these tree-tunnels make the perfect shaded lane to ramble down. From Northern Ireland to South Africa, we have your next walking holiday covered with these magical images.

Northern Ireland, where much of the acclaimed series has been filmed. The haunting tree tunnel was seen in season two, episode one when Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) escaped from King’s Landing.