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Tholt-y-Will Glen

Type:Glen

About

In the shadow of the 2036 feet might of Snaefell and near to the Sulby reservoir lies Tholt-y-Will Glen.

This steeply-sided glen is set in the upper reaches of Sulby Glen, one of the Island's most stunning and scenic areas. This glen descends in winding paths alongside a mountain stream tumbling over rocks forming a tributary of the Sulby River, the longest river on the Island. Near the lower entrance to the glen, a craft centre is open during the summer months beside which is a popular picnic area.

The adjacent Tholt-y-Will plantation also provides walkers with challenging but rewarding recreation.

Facilities

Provider Facilities

Dog Friendly

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Opening Times

* Open all year round

Map & Directions

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Road Directions

For those travelling by car, take the A18 mountain road and make a left at the bungalow. Continue down the A14, past the Sulby Reservoir and the sharp fork in the road. You will find parking on the right hand side to access the glen.

Public Transport Directions

Not easily accessible by public transport, but with ample parking near the lower entrance, access is by car.

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