Scenery amazing. Beautifully kept. Unspoilt. friendly people. More

Went this morning and had the same experience as Faery below here. After I had managed to turn around - which requires your best efforts of imagination as everything is made in a way that you should just be able to drive straight in there even if it is not your will! - an awfully threatening looking man came right... More

We loved the walk "over the waterfall". From its beginning through fields filled with baby lambs, past the foot of the falls and on via the heritage cottage it offers an ever changing vista. As the path rises the views become truly wonderful and it becomes a really special experience. The path rises fairly gradually but with so many photo... More

Fab walkways and well signposted, you cannot go wrong. Just be careful of waterfall walk in bad weather, well worth visiting Gleninchaquin. More

Walks for all levels - we went 'over the waterfall" - amazing views. More

Great place to go for a hike, you need good diresctions to get there but well worth it. Will be back More

The drive in to this attraction is incredible- a winding road with lake and mountain view that really rells you that yoiu are getitng away from it all More

We drove by the Ring of Beara. We turned to Uragh Stone Circle - interesting. But then we saw a signpost to Gleninchaquin Park. When we reached the narrow road to the Irish paradise. Charming paths, beautiful trails, endless meadows, white (!) sheep - a few hours running with cameras. Very friendly hosts! We love it. More

We went off season so had the place to ourselves, but also there are no real facilities open at that time, such as the tea shop. It has some beautiful scenery, especially the waterfalls, and is a great place to take a picnic lunch and get away from it all for a few hours. The long and windy road is... More