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Killarney National Park
Killarney National Park consists of a staggering 26,000 acres of mountains, lakes, woods and waterfalls yours to discover. A network of surfaced tracks and walkways traverse the park taking in some of the most breathtaking scenery on earth. Sightings of the recently reintroduced White Tailed Sea Eagle or members of the only surviving herd of Native Red Deer are just some of the highlights that may lie in store for you. |
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Beaches
Killarney is only a 30-minute drive to three beautiful Blue Flag beaches, Rossbeigh, Inch and Banna.
Boat Trips
A selection of boat trips are available from Ross Castle. You can choose to explore Lough Leane in the traditional styled boats or in an enclosed heated vessel. Lough Leane (Lake of Learning) is the third lake in Killarney's Long Range. Dotted with over 30 islands, it is best seen from the water. Aboard the Luxurious MV Pride of the Lakes you will experience the spectacular Killarney National Park at first hand and receive a full commentary of the area. This enclosed, heated vessel departs from Ross Castle daily during the summer months. The cruise lasts approximately one hour. Should you wish book a cruise on the MV Pride of the Lakes or for more information contact the Skipper on 087 2364349. |
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Cycling
A great way to see Killarney and its surrounding area is to cycle it. There are many cycle routes and paths and all levels of cyclists catered for from Cycling around The Killarney National Park to The Ring of Kerry Cycle Route. Another great challenge is to cycle through The Gap of Dunloe. From Killarney town centre cycle to Ross Castle and take the magnificent boat trip across the lakes to Lord Brandons Cottage. The trip takes in beautiful views of the mountains and meeting of the waters. From Lord Brandon's Cottage cycle through The Gap of Dunloe to Kate Kearney's Cottage and then on back to The Valley Suites which is on your route. |
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Equestrian
Enjoy a horse or pony trek through the National Park for one, two or three hour sessions with a highly trained riding instructor at Killarney Riding Stables. All level of riders from beginners to advanced are catered for. |
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Fishing/Angling
The Lakes of Killarney are full of Salmon and Brown Trout. Loch Leane is located in the unique and beautiful surrounding s of the Killarney National Park making it a fisherman's paradise. If you are interested in going fishing please contact reception for more details.
Scenic Lake Tour
This hour-long cruise is an ideal way to experience the lakes that Killarney is famous for. The M.V Pride of the Lakes is a comfortable, heated and thoroughly modern vessel. It departs from Ross Castle and ventures out onto Lough Leane; here you will be surrounded on all sides by the towering MacGillicuddy Reeks. During your cruise the experience skipper will provide a commentary on the flora, fauna and historical heritage of the surrounding area.
Jaunting Car Trips
The traditional way to view Killarney's National Park is by Jaunting Car (horsedrawn carriage), in the company of a local Jarvey (guide). These men and woman have an in depth knowledge of the history and folklore of the area and are eager to impart this knowledge. Tours include The Lakes, Ross Castle, Torc Waterfall and Muckross House & Gardens.
Pitch 'n' Putt at The Gleneagle Hotel
This 18hole Pitch 'n' Putt course is host to the many visiting groups and clubs from all over Ireland. |
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Tennis
There are two all weather savannah courts which are floodlit for evening players. The supervised Clubhouse is open to green fees, club, racket and football hire etc. There are also shower and changing room facilities. |
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