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A story from Rostrevor · ~5 min from Warrenpoint

The Fairy Glen

In short: The Fairy Glen is a short riverside walk in Rostrevor that follows the Kilbroney River from near the village centre up into Kilbroney Park.

The Fairy Glen follows the Kilbroney River up from near the middle of Rostrevor and links into the park. It's a short riverside walk that shows you a completely different side of the village, and you won't need hiking boots.

Go and see it

Follow the river path up the Fairy Glen.

Make a day of it: With kids With the dog Short on time Free entry

Questions people ask

Where is the Fairy Glen in Rostrevor?

It starts near the middle of Rostrevor and follows the Kilbroney River up to the park.

Is the Fairy Glen walk difficult?

No. It's a short riverside path; you won't need hiking boots.

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