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Glenveagh National Park

National park · Ulster, IRELAND

Glenveagh National Park in Ulster, IRELAND.

About

This park's official page lists: Visitor center.

Rides and attractions

  • Glenveagh Castle

Official facts

Natura 2000 site: Site of Community Importance / Special Area of Conservation (EU Habitats Directive). Site IE0002047 "Cloghernagore Bog and Glenveagh National Park SAC", 33,488 ha.

Protected habitats: Blanket bogs (* if active bog) (19,072 ha); Northern Atlantic wet heaths with Erica tetralix (3,346 ha); Alpine and Boreal heaths (2,008 ha); Oligotrophic waters containing very few minerals of sandy plains (Littorelletalia uniflorae) (1,338 ha); Water courses of plain to montane levels with the Ranunculion fluitantis and Callitricho-Batrachion vegetation (335 ha). 9 habitat types listed for the site.

European Environment Agency (EEA), Natura 2000 data delivered by the Member States

At the park

  • Rose Garden exhibit
  • Walled Garden exhibit
  • Glenveagh Castle exhibit
  • Viewing point viewpoint
  • The Deer Stalkers Hut (bothy) activity
  • Altachoastin scenic feature
  • An Cnoc Fada scenic feature
  • An Cnoc Fada (mullach thoir) scenic feature
  • An Cnoc Glas scenic feature
  • An Eadarna Mhór scenic feature
  • An Grogán Mór scenic feature
  • An Liathin Mor scenic feature
  • Astelleen Burn Waterfall scenic feature
  • Bincore scenic feature
  • Bingorms scenic feature
  • Caves & caverns scenic feature
  • Cionn Bheatha scenic feature
  • Cnoc Uí Mhaolruanaidh scenic feature
  • Cnoc an Stualaire scenic feature
  • Cnoc an Toir scenic feature
  • Cnoc na bhFaircheach scenic feature
  • Cnoc na bhFaircheach (mullach thoir theas) scenic feature
  • Croaghnanamph scenic feature
  • Croaghnassaggart scenic feature
  • Crockballaghgeeha scenic feature
  • Crockbarabrista scenic feature
  • Crockfadda North-East Top scenic feature
  • Crocknageeha scenic feature
  • Crolly Waterfall scenic feature
  • Dooish scenic feature
  • Dooish SW Top scenic feature
  • Dooish South-East Top scenic feature
  • Drumnalifferny Far NE Top scenic feature
  • Drumnalifferny Mountain scenic feature
  • Drumnalifferny Mountain NE Top scenic feature
  • Farscallop scenic feature
  • Grogan Beg scenic feature
  • Grogan More scenic feature
  • Keamnacally scenic feature
  • Loughaskerry scenic feature
  • Maumlack Corrie Headwall scenic feature
  • Mám an Leaca scenic feature
  • Saggartnadooish scenic feature
  • Saggartnadooish East Top scenic feature
  • Slieve Snaght scenic feature
  • Staghall Mountain scenic feature
  • Hiking trails trail
  • Nature & walking trails trail
  • Abroe River water
  • Altnagloush River water
  • An Abhainn Bheag water
  • Bulloba River water
  • Calabber River water
  • Cloghernagore River water
  • Croagheen River water
  • Crockbrick Lough water
  • Croloughan Lough water
  • Derrybeg Stream water
  • Glaskeelan River water
  • Glenlack Burn water
  • Glenlehoon Stream water
  • Glentornan Lough water
  • Gweebarra River water
  • Kough Avarnis water
  • Loch Mhullach an Chnoic water
  • Lough Agarog water
  • Lough Alcahan water
  • Lough Anlug water
  • Lough Atirrive Big water
  • Lough Atirrive Little water
  • Lough Beg water
  • Lough Coreagh water
  • Lough Fad water
  • Lough Meeltoge water
  • Lough Nabrackal water
  • Lough Nabrackbaddy water
  • Lough Nadouragh water
  • Lough Nambraddan water
  • Lough Naroon water
  • Lough Slievesnaght water
  • and 14 more

Shows and experiences

  • Ranger & guided programs

Places to eat

  • Glenveagh Tea Room bagel, cake, coffee_shop, donut, sandwich, tea
  • McGeady's Bar
  • The Corkscrew
  • Wilkin's of Church Hill

Before you go

Disability access
Step-free access is recorded at 3 facilities. Verify specific accessibility needs with the park.

Facilities on the park map

13 bench, 2 interactive play, 3 picnic area, 2 restroom, 8 shade zone, 1 visitor information, 2 water fountain.

Where to stay

  • Errigal Youth Hostel
  • Poisoned Glen House

History

Opened
1984
  • Park opened

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