키니티 포레스트 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

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.

A wonderful place to rest and maybe even swim

You can admire the beauty of nature everywhere on the hike and know why it is so mythical

This was probably once a small village

Trail junction with picnic table area.

Accessible point at Silver River

Bordingstown, often referred to as the "Lost Village," is an abandoned settlement nestled in the Slieve Bloom Mountains. The village, officially known as "The Cones," was largely deserted during the Irish Famine in the mid-19th century. Located between Tinnahinch and Capard, it once supported several families, including the Conroys, Fitzpatricks, and Lalors. The harsh environment and isolation contributed to its decline, with only a few families remaining by the early 20th century. Today, Bordingstown is a haunting reminder of Ireland's difficult history, with ruins scattered across the landscape. The area has become a focal point for hikers, particularly those exploring the "Lost Village Loop," which offers a scenic walk through the remnants of the village and surrounding forests. Visitors can see the remains of old homes and mills, and learn about the families who once lived there through interpretative signs along the trail.

A scenic journey through Kinnitty Forest on the Glenregan Forest Loop in Slieve Bloom. Nestled at the base of the majestic Slieve Bloom Mountains, this ancient woodland offers a serene escape into nature.