Derryounce Lakes and Walkways — Attraction in The Municipal District of Edenderry

A great place to bring your mutt, on a lead of course, or to bring your young ones, leads optional. Solitary ambler's are also encouraged. Not sure if this amenity is under the auspices of Bord na Mona but it was, in part, a working bog until recently. In any case the woods and lake have been upgraded in the last year or two ... signed, easy to walk, paths, themed trails (the Fairy Trail is worth a visit if you have toddlers), wood art (see Gruffalo Grove for an example)), the installation of picnic tables and bird feeders.snd the like. On a winter walk I witnessed a buzzard with a metre and a half wing span glliding towards me. Fortunately he or she decided to alight on the 'Hare's Path' sign. Usefully the powers that be have a trail called 'Buzzards Rest'. Fortunately, or otherwise, there is presently no coffee shop. Bring your own beverage and sambo but, as the signage says,...

Wonderful area just on the edge of Portarlington that was once an area of peat production and electricity generation. Now converted into a beautiful area for walking , jogging ,fly fishing. Two lakes are the focal point of this region with multiple walks and tracks for all levels of fitness. Picnic tables are dotted all around the lakes so it’s ideal for families to enjoy a day out . Check this area out you...

Derryounce Forest Park is a hidden gem! The tranquility of the forest, combined with its diverse wildlife and picturesque lakes, makes it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. I had an amazing time exploring the trails, capturing the natural beauty with my camera. If you're seeking a peaceful, nature-filled adventure, this park is a must-visit. Can't wait to return for more...