Where is Glenariff Waterfall Walkway?
Northern Ireland's lovely Antrim Glens region contains this scenic trail inside a National Nature Reserve. People find it nestled among deep valleys and mature woodland.

What type of place is Glenariff Waterfall Walkway?
Glenariff Waterfall Walkway is a spectacular woodland riverside walk in Northern Ireland.

When is the best time to visit Glenariff Waterfall Walkway?
Year round access means you can enjoy the path in any season. Autumn mornings bring out a wonderfully atmospheric vibe when misty low clouds hang over the gorge.

What can you do at Glenariff Waterfall Walkway?
Walking along the timber boardwalks lets you experience the raw power of the cascading water up close. Photography enthusiasts can capture incredible shots of the Ess-na-Laragh and Ess-na-Crub drops.

How long should I spend at Glenariff Waterfall Walkway?
Allowing roughly two to three hours gives you plenty of time to tackle the full three-mile route. A slower pace lets you fully appreciate the unique microclimate filled with rare mosses and ferns.

Where do I park at Glenariff Waterfall Walkway?
Space is available for seven vehicles nearby, split across three day and four overnight spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near Glenariff Waterfall Walkway?
Johnny Joe’s (McCollam’s) – Cushendall, Harrys Cushendall, and Lurig Bar – Cushendall offer three great spots to grab a meal. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near Glenariff Waterfall Walkway?
Glens Glamping provides a single comfortable option for spending the night in the immediate area. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.