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A story from Rostrevor · ~5 min from Warrenpoint

A park for everyone

In short: Kilbroney Park in Rostrevor is a large forest park with walking trails, mountain bike routes, camping and family attractions like the Narnia Trail.

Walkers, families, campers and mountain bikers all share Kilbroney, and somehow there's room for all of them. Whether you're after a gentle stroll or a hard ride, there's a trail with your name on it.

Go and see it

Pick a trail in Kilbroney Park.

About Kilbroney Park →
Make a day of it: Sunny day With kids With the dog Free entry

Questions people ask

What can you do in Kilbroney Park?

Walk, mountain bike, camp, follow the Narnia Trail or climb to the Cloughmore Stone.

Is Kilbroney Park dog friendly?

Yes, dogs are welcome on the trails; keep them on a lead where signs ask.

Then, nearby

Somewhere to eat or drink afterwards, closest first.

Cafés · Rostrevor

Roast Trevor

Coffee shop on The Square, Rostrevor.

~5 min from Warrenpoint30–60 min

More stories from Rostrevor

Story · Rostrevor

The Big Stone

High above Rostrevor sits Cloughmore, a huge granite boulder. Geologists will tell you it was left behind as the ice melted. Locals will tell you a giant threw it. Either way it's quite a sight, and so is the view.

Walk up through Kilbroney Park to the Cloughmore Stone.

Story · Rostrevor

Through the wardrobe

Kilbroney's Narnia Trail starts at a wardrobe door and leads through the woods past characters from C. S. Lewis's stories. Kids love it, and the grown-ups are never far behind.

Step through the wardrobe and follow the Narnia Trail.

Story · Rostrevor

The Fairy Glen

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.

Follow the river path up the Fairy Glen.