This walk includes the three highest peaks in Ireland and involves transecting a narrow ridge along bare ground and sheep paths.
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This walk is over the rounded dome of Rossbeigh Hill and along the narrow green roads that follow the coastline.
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Geokaun is the highest mountain on Valentia Island at 888 feet. Fogher Cliffs form the edge between this mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. The 360 degree panoramic views include the Skellig Islands, Bray Head, Atlantic Ocean, Blasket Islands, Dingle Peninsula, McGillycuddy Reeks, 4 of Ireland’s highest mountains and Valentia Harbour.
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This is a very long walk that is also demanding.
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Derrynane House was the ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell, the Irish statesman who played an important role in gaining Catholic Emancipation in 1829.
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This is a very scenic walk with great views overlooking the skelligs and Dingle Peninsula. A mixture of track and sheep paths climbing to 300 metres.
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This walk follows a pathless route to a summit of 675m. It involves a ridge but is not overly demanding with gentle climbs to the summit.
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The walk consists of an old mass path around Beentee mountain. The walk is fully stiled and marked. The walk offers views over the Fertha River, Beginish Island and Valentia Island. From the ridge there are breathtaking panoramic views for miles all round. This walk is approved by the Irish Sports Council and insured under the Kerry Way.
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Famous for Southern Hemisphere & Asian plants thriving in the mild climate of Valentia Island.
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