Waymarked forest walk
A waymarked trail of about 2 km starts at the car park, and an extensive forest-road network lets you keep walking for hours through the 700 hectares.

A 700-hectare Coillte forest on the slopes of Woodcock Hill, threaded with walking trails above the Shannon Estuary and home to a much-loved children's playground. Cratloe's oaks are said to have roofed Westminster Hall.
A waymarked trail of about 2 km starts at the car park, and an extensive forest-road network lets you keep walking for hours through the 700 hectares.
A Robinia-wood playground with slides, climbing frame, sand area and a zip line, designed to keep children in touch with nature in all seasons.
Half a kilometre in, a small lake of about 2.5 hectares is inhabited by duck and waterfowl, with picnic tables and seats nearby for a family stop.
The western side of Woodcock Hill is Gallows Hill, named for Cromwellian-era executions and said to sit on an ancient burial ground. The steep climb is rewarded with some of the best views of the Shannon Estuary.
Cratloe village, with Ballymorris Pottery, and Bunratty Castle and Folk Park are short drives away; the village sits about 15 minutes from Shannon Airport.
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