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A wonderfully serene spot, as the Slieve Bloom Way runs alongside the Barrow River. Ideal for putting the feet up for a breather.

The Giant's Grave is a megalithic tomb. It's said to be the final resting place of the chieftain warrior Bladhma, and after whom the Slieve Bloom Mountains are named.

The Mass Rock in Blane's Wood, is a historic site that holds significant religious and cultural importance. Located within the Oughaval Wood, the Mass Rock was used for secret Catholic masses during the Penal Laws in the 17th and 18th centuries, when the practice of Catholicism was prohibited. The Mass Rock is nestled in the center of the forest, hidden from view, and a stone cross was erected nearby in 1957 to mark the site. Mass is still celebrated at the Mass Rock on occasion, and an altar and seating were added in the year 2000 to facilitate these services.

Cullenagh Mountain is a mountain summit in Laois, Ireland. Cullenagh Mountain is 317 metres high with a prominence of 152 metres. It is a designated Marilyn and has a trig pointed summit in forested hilltop.

The waterfall is not too far from the parking lot and is easy to include in a short hike.

Worthwhile region for hikes. The paths are very well developed and also suitable for family hikes.

In addition to a great waterfall, there are stone slabs right on the water at this point of the river where you can relax and cool your feet. The stone formations also look super interesting and make a great photo opportunity.

Great hiking trail in a unique nature. Attention: the trails can be very wet and muddy.