Devil’s Glen Waterfall Walk

From the entrance to the Devil’s Glen forest drive in along the forest track to reach a car park after about 2km. There are 2 walks starting at the information board.back about the entrance road for 100 metres. From here the loop trails take you deep into this beautiful forest to finish back at the car park where you started. Along the routes you will find some unusual and interesting ‘Sculptures in Woodland’

Waterfall Walk

The Devil’s Glen boasts a dramatic landscape that was fashioned at the end of the Ice Age when the melt waters of the ice sheet created the valley. The resultant gorge affords a swift decent for the Vartry River as it makes its way from the Vartry Reservoir to nearby Ashford village. The site hosts a mixture of broad leaf and conifer forest with fine stands of beech, Spanish chestnut and ash. The steep rock face of the gorge has been colonised by various species of plant life: lichens, mosses and the polypody fern.

Grade: Moderate

Markings: Red Arrow on white or wood background. Also some text direction signs. Signed both directions – Loop Trail

Distance: 5.2km

Estimated Time: 2hrs

Total Height Climbed: 125m

Suitable for: Anyone with moderate fitness

Notes: It’s very easy to get lost in the forest if you leave the marked trails.

How to get to start point: Car Park, Devil’s Glen Wood