Where is Madman’s Window?
County Antrim holds this coastal landmark along the eastern edge of Northern Ireland. Walkers usually find it while exploring the public pathways near Glenarm Bay.

What type of place is Madman’s Window?
Madman’s Window is a natural rock formation along the Glenarm Coastal Path in Northern Ireland.

When is the best time to visit Madman’s Window?
Spring through to autumn offers the most reliable weather for walking along this exposed stretch of coastline. Morning hours generally provide the best atmospheric views across the sea.

What can you do at Madman’s Window?
Peer through the limestone opening to spot the changing colours of the North Channel. Independent walkers can also take photos of the unique coastal frame or stop to appreciate the local folklore.

How long should I spend at Madman’s Window?
Allowing about half an hour gives you enough time to explore the stone arch and read about its history. Anyone wanting a longer outing can easily link the stop to a proper hike along the wider coastal route.

Where do I park at Madman’s Window?
Eight spaces wait nearby for vehicles, providing a mix of one day and seven overnight spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near Madman’s Window?
The Londonderry Arms Hotel Bar – Carnlough provides a spot to get a meal in the area. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near Madman’s Window?
Glenarm Castle Glamping and The Shepherds Rests provide options for spending the night nearby. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.