Lake Trail
A 1.1km, 20-minute multi-access loop around the man-made lake, wide and smooth enough for wheelchairs, stabiliser bikes and buggies, with the best views of the old house facade.





A 300-hectare former de Vere estate of rolling parkland, lakes and an old arboretum, with the shell of Curraghchase House looking down over the water. Six waymarked trails, two playgrounds and easy lakeside paths make it a full day out for families and walkers.
A 1.1km, 20-minute multi-access loop around the man-made lake, wide and smooth enough for wheelchairs, stabiliser bikes and buggies, with the best views of the old house facade.
Multi-use walking and cycling loops of 2.4km (easy, 30 mins) and 3.6km (moderate, 1 hour) that head into the wider forest past an old cave, limestone outcrops and native yew woodland.
The de Veres assembled trees and shrubs from all over the world. Stroll the 1.1km arboretum trail and seek out the estate's hidden gem, the old pet cemetery.
Two extensive playgrounds, plus picnic tables and barbecue stands at the main car park area.
A permanent orienteering course spreads controls across the park, with downloadable maps and answersheets, plus a Wheel-O course designed for wheelchair users.
Special Areas of Conservation protect the lesser horseshoe bat, the rare hawfinch is often seen among the hornbeam trees, and ducks and waterfowl crowd the lake.
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