Glenfarne Forest (State Forest Park) gives the village its character—walking trails wind through upland, and Lough MacNean sits nearby. It's the kind of place where what's left behind matters: the Sligo–Enniskillen railway closed in 1957, and the old station is a quiet ruin.
The village is small and honest about it. Come for the forest, the walks, the borderland quietness. Not much in the way of accommodation or food services—this is scarcity country, but specific scarcity.
Wear waterproofs. Bring a sandwich. Tell someone where you're going if it's the mountain.