Woodland Loop
A 3 km, roughly one-hour moderate loop that takes in the whole park and finishes along the shore of Inniscarra Lake. Best for the lake views and the rowers training on the reservoir.



A small forest park on the southern shore of Inniscarra Lake, with free woodland trails, a red- and fallow-deer enclosure and one of Munster's biggest zipline courses. Created in the 1950s when farmland was flooded for the Inniscarra hydroelectric station, it's 20 km west of Cork city off the N22.
A 3 km, roughly one-hour moderate loop that takes in the whole park and finishes along the shore of Inniscarra Lake. Best for the lake views and the rowers training on the reservoir.
An easy 1.1 km, 25-minute path around the perimeter of the deer enclosure and duck pond, giving clear views of the red and fallow deer and the ducks. The deer carry impressive antlers in the autumn rutting season and are with their young in spring.
Zipit's aerial course has 86 activities and over 800 m of ziplines across five or six colour-coded circuits from 1 m to 15 m high. Sessions run up to three hours including a mandatory safety briefing; minimum age 7 and minimum height 1 m.
There's a playground plus picnic benches and a picnic site, so families can stretch a Zipit visit into a full day out.
A permanent orienteering course runs through the park, with downloadable maps, an answer sheet and school work packs from Coillte.
A short spur trail at the back of the park leads down to Mallard Cove, where you can sometimes see fish jumping.
An old shooting lodge beside the wildlife enclosure has been converted into a woodland ecology display centre.

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