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Strickeen Mountain Guided Walk – 4 hours duration. The famous traverse of the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks starts with a gentle climb of Strickeen mountain which stands proud at the entrance to the Gap of Dunloe. This is a worthwhile half day hike with spectacular views of County Kerry.

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The Windy Gap Guided Walk – 6.5 hours duration. This spectacular looped walk starts in the picturesque mid-Kerry village of Glenbeigh and takes in the beautiful scenery of the Dingle Peninsula, the great beaches of Rossbeigh and Inch, the Caragh Valley, the MacGillycuddy Reeks and of course the mighty Atlantic Ocean.

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Killarney Lakes & Gap of Dunloe Guided Walk and Boat Trip – 7 hours duration. This guided walk takes a full day and includes a 21km boat trip and a 10km guided walk. The boat departs from Ross Castle and takes in Innisfallen Island, Dinis Cottage, The Meeting of the Waters and The Eagle’s Nest, before disembarking at Lord Brandon’s Cottage. Following this you will commence your spectacular walk through the Black Valley and the well known Gap of Dunloe before reaching your final destination at Kate Kearney’s Cottage.

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Torc Mountain & Waterfall Guided Walk – 4 hours duration. This walk requires a moderate level of fitness. It starts at Torc Waterfall in the Muckross Estate, climbing the Waterfall Trail, onto the Old Kenmare Road, continuing to the summit off Torc Mountain and returning at a leisurely pace to the Torc Waterfall carpark.

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The Old Kenmare Road Guided Walk – 7 hours duration. This walk requires a moderate level of fitness and you will also need suitable footwear and raingear. This walk commences in the Muckross Estate in Killarney and follows an old road through the upper hills of Killarney National Park to the town of Kenmare. It is twelve miles of spectacular scenery, nature and serenity.

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Carrauntoohil Guided Hike – Summit Ireland’s highest peak Carrauntoohil, at 1040 metres, this impressive pyramid shaped mountain soars dramatically into the Kerry skyline. On a clear day you will be rewarded with striking views of glaciated lakes, steep gullies and ridges each carved by the indomitable force of nature.

Lodge & Reeks Guiding
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Carrauntoohil Guided Hike. Climbing Carrauntoohil is a challenging but worthwhile day out. There are a choice of routes to the summit, the total distance is 12km with 900m ascent. The experienced mountain guides provide in depth local knowledge and information on this truly spectacular place. This climb requires a good level of fitness, suitable footwear and clothing, a packed lunch and an adventurous spirit. The guides will discuss the various routes, including the Devil’s Ladder, Brother O’Shea’s Gully and Hag’s Tooth Ridge before deciding on the best route for both the ascent and descent.

Lodge & Reeks Guiding
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The Reeks Walk Eleven Peaks. Duration: 8 to 12 hours. This incredible hike starts in the Glencar area and takes in a total of eleven peaks and a 6000 ft ascent. With knife edge ridges and hands-on scrambling, this walk is challenging. It finishes in the Gap of Dunloe at the Kate Kearney’s Cottage where a well-deserved pint of Guinness or Irish coffee awaits you along with some hearty food. The eleven peaks include Caher west, Caher Summit, Carrauntoohil, Cnoc na Toinne, Choc na Chuillinn, Maolan Bui, Cnoc na Peista, The Big Gun, Chruach Mhoir, Cnoc na Phraca and Strickeen.

Lodge & Reeks Guiding
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Gap of Dunloe. Duration: 4 to 5 hours. One of Kerry’s best walking trails, this guided walk is truly magnificent. This walk commences with a steep climb up from the Head of the Gap of Dunloe where you will be greeted by spectacular views from the summit of the Purple Mountain. From there it’s on to the summit of Tomies, where the views of Killarney’s Lakes and valley are simply breathtaking. This is then proceeded by the descent to the famous Gap of Dunloe and Kate Kearney’s Cottage for some well-earned

Cronin's Yard
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Cronin’s Yard accesses two National Looped Walks, the Cronin’s Yard Loop and the Lisliebane Loop. For over 300 years Cronin’s Yard has been used as the traditional starting point for ascents of Ireland’s highest mountain, Carrauntoohil, Situated at the entrance to the Hag’s Glen at Mealis, Beaufort, this is the gateway to the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks and the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside.