Glenevin Waterfall

Glenevin Waterfall is wedge-shaped and cascades fresh mountain water over black rock from a height of 30ft. The basin at the foot of the waterfall is called Pohl-an-eas - this comes from the foam which lies on the surface of the pool. Pohl-an-eas translates as the 'ferment pool'. The walk up Glenevein Valley to the waterfall takes the rambler on a safe well sign-posted route. Newly installed picnic areas blend easily into the natural landscape. Footbridges are dotted along the track as you crisscross the stream using the stepping stones. Directions: Located between Straid and Crossconnell, 2km from Clonmany.