The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it'll close part of a popular plantation from next week as it carries out tree felling.
The department says the timber harvesting at Conrhenny Plantation on the Creg ny Baa Back Road comes after damage caused by recent storms, which left a number of unstable trees.
The work is due to start on Monday, February 9.
Felling zones will be out of bounds, and some tracks and paths will be closed temporarily for safety reasons.
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