Glenveagh National Park

Laying in the heart of the Derryveagh Mountain, Glenveagh National Park is renowned for its breathtaking wilderness and undisturbed landscapes.

Loch Veagh stretches through the centre of the park, offering countless trails and paths for walking, running, or cycling. From the woodlands to the freshwater, you will find plenty of creatures at home in their natural habitats.

Glenveagh Castle has stood proudly on the edge of Loch Veagh’s waters since the late 19th century. This remote castellated mansion was built as a hunting lodge and makes for the perfect romantic highland retreat.

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