Kilcornan is near the village of Clarinbridge, south of Galway on the N18 to Limerick road. The site was formerly part of Reddington Estate. There are ruins of a church and a monument on the site. Facilities: Kilcornnaun has a car park and forest walks. Length of Trail: Here you will find about 8 km of forest trails. Habitat: Coniferous and deciduous forest area. The Clarin River runs nearby. Main Tree Species: Norway spruce, Sitka spruce, some beech and Scots pine. There is a programme in place to plant broadleaves as conifers are felled. Other Flora: Ferns and briars. Fauna: Common woodland mammals including the red squirrel, badger and fox. Geology: Limestone crop with mixed woodland over shallow brown earth.