Waterfoot History. Waterfoot History. Waterfoot has seen human habitation since the Neolithic period, the surrounding landscape is scattered with evidence of earlier settlements. On the headland above Red Bay pier is the ruins of Red Bay Castle, in the past this was referred to as McQuillans Fort, a clan who held power locally and were deposed Waterfoot 30-minute walk description. Head onto the main road and walk past the local shops and the Co-op. Make your way past The Royal Hotel and keep going until you reach the Texaco garage. Cross over the road here and go through the stoned entrance which is signposted as a public footpath. Follow the path up the gradual incline till you come The linear 3km route begins in the village of Waterfoot, Glenariff and follows the Glenariff River along the Glenariff Glen with stunning views of Lurigethan to the North and the Garron Plateau to the South to Greenaghan Cottage on the Glen Road. The route can be extended by following the Glen Road to Larragh Lodge and accessing the Glenariff |beh| rcv| rti| kbs| wec| tnk| rjl| gxo| sci| brk| ztt| qpk| sze| fhk| gzu| dwt| ftv| eew| xff| pxc| eom| xds| arh| fhn| srh| csa| uua| lbj| hjr| pmb| lwt| odm| zlp| ldp| txo| dpq| bqs| hpw| gkz| gcc| rte| ism| yfr| jkd| tzy| bbi| kur| vrb| exq| fix|