Location: County Antrim Map
Area: 2928 acres
Tel. 028 2955 6014
Open: daily
Official site
The Glenariff Forest Park covers an area of 1,185 hectares. It is located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It is part of Glenariff Glen. Glenariff Forest Park is managed by the Northern Ireland Forest Service, the state forestry agency in the province. Management objectives include timber production and development of forest recreational resources. There are a number of trails, the most popular being those following the Inver and Glenariff streams and their waterfalls. A 5 kilometer route is marked by the crossing of forests and the riverside route. This route was opened 80 years ago. Timber production in Glenariff Forest Park is centered around the clearcutting of conifers of local tree plantations.
The park is managed by the Northern Ireland Forest
Service, the state forestry agency in the province. Management
objectives include timber production and development of forest
recreational resources. There are a number of trails , the most
popular being those following the Inver and Glenariff streams , as
well as their waterfalls.
Timber production is centered around the clear cutting of conifers
of local tree plantations.