Cranny Falls
The gentle incline of this walk takes the route of an old limestone railway track to the now disused Gortin Quarry. Interpretation panels along the way illustrate the history. It ends at Cranny Waterfall where the moist air is good for plants and insects.
County
Antrim
Distance
1.2 (One Way) miles
OS Map
Sheet 9
Nearest Town
Carnlough
Route Shape
Linear
Route Type
Coastal, Hill, Riverside
Terrain
Off-road path, partly rough
Grid Reference (Start)
D287181
Grid Reference (End)
D265185
Point of Interest
A viewpoint in Gortin Quarry shows Carnlough Bay
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Antrim Coast & Glens
Route Description
From Carnlough (with its beautiful Carnlough Beach), take the steps going uphill beside the 'Harbour Lights' building. This takes you around to the right and across a bridge over the main road. This path soon takes you past a car park and gradually up to Gortin Quarry where there are seats and viewpoints. Follow the path left over to Cranny Falls. Come back the same way.
Getting to the Start (by Public Transport)
Translink - journeyplanner.translink.co.uk
Getting to the Start (by Car)
Take the A2 (Antrim Coast Road) from Larne-Portrush. Park in the village of Carnlough.
Dogs
Dogs are allowed. Dogs must be kept under control
Accessibility Grade
Accessible Facilities
The following facilities are available for users with limited mobility:
.jpg) | Café (wheelchair accessible) |
.jpg) | Shop (wheelchair accessible) |
 | Disabled toilets |
 | Disabled parking |
Facilities
Toilets available in car park in Carnlough. Parking is also available beside the road. Hotel, B&B and cafes are in the town.
Publication
Larne Country Walks
Publication Availability
Larne Tourist Information Centre (028) 2827 0088 or downloadable on this page.
