Audio Guide of Kilbroney Park

The park is open every day from 9:00 AM until dusk, with times varying by season. It is located in Rostrevor and is easily accessible by car by following signs to the Mourne Mountains; you can check exact opening hours at Visit Mourne Mountains.

Admission to Kilbroney Park is completely **free** for visitors on foot. You only need to pay a parking fee if you arrive by private vehicle, which is very affordable for a full day out.

To enjoy the famous Narnia Trail and take a relaxed walk, allow between **1.5 and 2 hours**. If you plan to hike up to Cloughmore Stone (the Big Stone) for the panoramic views, we suggest setting aside half a day.

This park is legendary because its landscapes inspired **C.S. Lewis** to create the world of Narnia. It is also home to Cloughmore Stone, a 40-ton rock that, according to local folklore, was thrown there by the giant Finn McCool.

Clear days are ideal for enjoying the impressive views over Carlingford Lough from above without fog. Autumn is especially beautiful because of the colors of the century-old arboretum, creating a unique atmosphere for photography.

The lower areas of the park, the parking area, and the restroom facilities are accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. However, please note that the mountain trails and access to Cloughmore Stone have very steep slopes.

Just outside the park is the charming village of **Rostrevor**, famous for its pubs and traditional music. You are also at the gateway to the majestic Mourne Mountains and a short distance from the coastal town of Warrenpoint.

Wear comfortable waterproof footwear, as the ground can be damp, and don’t forget your camera for the views from the top. To enrich your experience with the stories of the place, we recommend downloading an audio guide from IAudioguia.com before you arrive.