Trail Class 2

Trail Grade Easy

Near Aughnacliffe, County Longford, enjoy Leebeen Park’s lakeside boardwalk and the scenic Aughnacliffe Waterfall Trail nearby. 

Leebeen Park offers visitors a short looped walk with a boardwalk alongside Lough Leebeen, where you will see some swans and other wildlife. The park is located close to Aughnacliffe village, County Longford.

  • Distance: 1.5km
  • Parking available
  • For the kids, there is a playground and a fairy garden to explore.
  • There is also an outdoor gym, as well as picnic benches to sit and relax by the water.
A colourful map shows Leebeen Park & Aughnacliffe Waterfall Trails with walking paths, wildlife illustrations (pine marten, badger, kingfisher, peacock butterfly), nearby towns, lakes, and trail information.
A small waterfall flows over dark rocks, surrounded by green grass and brown bracken in a lush, natural setting. The water appears silky due to a long exposure photograph.
A small, clear stream flows through a lush, green forest with moss-covered rocks and overhanging tree branches on both sides under soft daylight.

Aughnacliffe Waterfall Trail

Also in Aughnacliffe is the Aughnacliffe Waterfall Trail, which leads to Pulliness waterfall.

Distance: 1.40km loop and 430m linear trail
The loop route takes you along the river. An interesting feature is a modern water turbine generating power for subtle LED lights on the deck. In the 1930s, a water turbine generated power for the old post office in the village