Glenoe Waterfall drops through a small wooded glen on the edge of Gleno village in County Antrim, five miles south of Larne off the A2 Causeway Coastal Route, and the National Trust ranks it among the most picturesque waterfalls in Northern Ireland. The falls are about 100 metres from the village main street and a couple of minutes from the car park, with steps and paths winding up and around the glen to give different viewpoints of the water. There are two small car parks on Waterfall Road and there are no toilets or other facilities, so most people treat it as a detour on a coastal drive and pair it with a stroll through the village, which reviewers find as peaceful as the falls. Reviewers note that the steps are steep and get slippery with spray and fallen leaves, so wear shoes with grip.
