In the most stunning valley, just the drive to the reception is worth it. At 6 euro it is a... read more
this is a lovely part of the world, it was a bit cold in the winter so wrap up warm. have been here... read more
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In the most stunning valley, just the drive to the reception is worth it. At 6 euro it is a bargain, to walk around such a stunning park, with river walks, mountain views, dams, that go on for ever, I could have spent a few...More
this is a lovely part of the world, it was a bit cold in the winter so wrap up warm. have been here in a previous summer on a clear day. it is amazing and well worth the hike
We visited the park on a wet windy day but still loved it! The red loop is a stunning hike. Very well marked and great work has been done over the years to put in steps, handrails and the bridge over the waterfall. The river...More
We’ve been on this walk a few times and love to return. It’s a challenging 1.5 hour climb and walk. Magnificent views and mostly on a track. Lovely home made scones and tea can be had at end-taste so good!
Found this place by chance and spent a wonderful half day here. Son 10 daughter 15 (Not a hiker) wife and I had the most wonderful time. A good walk very well marked and safe for us. A wonderful greeting started the whole thing off...More
My daughter had been reading the famine trilogy by Marita Conlon-McKenna and the visit to the cottage was a real treat for her, that along with the breathtaking views of the waterfall, lakes and mountain were well worth the 10 minute drive in the boreen...More
Although it is a bit difficult to get to Gleninchaquin park, it is worth the effort of the narrow windy road once you get there. It was quite busy when we arrived but we were lucky to get a space to park and went into...More
After an 8km drive on a narrow winding (donkey and cart) road with spectacular views, water, plantation, etc. we arrived at the parking lot of the reception area. Whilst we arrived with a blue/sunny sky half way on our 1st trail the heavens opened and...More
Hi jbrover and thank you for taking the trouble to write a review. Indeed the routes this time of the year can be challenging and very wet underfoot. The trails are often quite wet even with spells of dry weather as the peat never fully...More
Beautiful walks for all levels. Even road in is beautiful. We did Red route over the waterfall on New Years Day 2018 and loved it. In parts challenging (good boots required) but well marked. Lovely views of deepest Kerry. Warm welcome from very helpful man...More
Hi Caroline, thank you very much for your review. Like those before you, a return visit is a great compliment for us. See you again. Best wishes Pete
We visited Gleninchaquin on New Year's Day.We received a warm welcome and armed with the loan of a walking stt and useful tips,we followed the red walk which led us up to the waterfall.The route was well marked and the views were amazing.The addition of...More
Hello Aine, Thank you for your review, one of the nicest compliments is that people make a return visit. We look forward to welcoming you back some day. Peter
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