hiking Ireland
Ultimate Guide to Hiking the Kerry Camino
The Kerry Camino is a 57km (35 miles) long-distance pilgrimage hiking trail based in the South West of Ireland. This Irish pilgrim route follows the path that is believed to have been taken by many pilgrims on their way to St. James' Church in Dingle Town, before then setting sail to Northern Spain to visit the tomb of St. James, the Apostle, in Santiago de Compostela.
Ultimate Guide to the Kerry Way
Read about Ireland's longest signposted hiking trail, the Kerry Way, which circumnavigates the beautiful Iveragh Peninsula in County Kerry. Learn about the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, the picturesque Torc Waterfall, the legendary Lakes of Killarney, the dramatic Atlantic coastline & much more.
5 Reasons why Ireland is one of the best Countries for Hillwalkers
Ireland is without a doubt a brilliant destination for tourists but not typically known for being one of the best...
3 Reasons to Hike Connemara This Year
If you somehow haven’t heard the big news yet (we’ve had a major build up here in Galway over the...
The Dingle Way – Trail Highlights (Part 2)
We’d like to draw attention again to perhaps one of the most underrated parts of Ireland, the Dingle Peninsula. An...
The Ultimate Guide to Hiking in Ireland eBook
Find out how to download the Ultimate Guide to Hiking in Ireland eBook here. This includes “38-pages of insider information...
The Islands of Ireland: Part II
We recently brought you a quick rundown of some of the most beautiful islands which are dotted around Ireland’s coastline....
Ireland Islands To Visit: Life Off The Coast
The islands of Ireland are dotted all around the coast, each with their own unique appeal, their own difficulty of...
The Beara Way – 6 Must Visit Attractions
The Beara Peninsula is one of the most beautiful and remote walking regions in Ireland. It offers astounding scenery and...
The Kerry Way – 5 Trail Highlights
The Ring of Kerry is a driving route around the beautiful coastal and mountain paths of County Kerry, Ireland. The...
