Deerpark
Overview
Deer Park as the name suggests was an enclosure for deer. It was an area set aside for hunting by the gentry. The focal point of the site is the presence of a court tomb which dates back to the 3rd millennium BC and is considered the finest examples of it’s type in the country. There is also a stone circle close by to the trail with a cashel, wedge tomb and souterrain in adjoining lands which is accessible from the trail.
Things to do
Walk: The court tomb loop (3.5 Km) walk taking in a national monuments and spectacular scenic views of surrounding countryside.
Scenic drive: Close to the route of the Wild Atlantic Way.
Don’t miss our hidden gem
Ancient Court tomb on site which is a national monument, panoramic views of Knocknarea, Ox mountains and Sligo bay.