Le Kerry Way — 9 jours en montagne dans le sud-ouest de l'Irlande

The first stage of the Kerry Way takes you through the rugged nature of the Killarney National Park. Here you hike along the highest mountains in Ireland, over wide moor meadows and through enchanted primeval forests.



The Kerry Way usually starts right at the Tourist Office in Killarney. From there, the… voir plus

On the second stage you hike through three of the most isolated valleys in Ireland. At the foot of the mountains of Macgillycuddy's Reeks, the tour takes you from valley to valley. You will climb two promising pass heights.



You start your hike in Black Valley. You follow the signposted Kerry Way over… voir plus

The third stage takes you from the rugged mountain landscape at the foot of Ireland's highest mountains over pastures and through forests to Dingle Bay. The path is flat for long stretches, but shortly before the end you can cross the pass over the Windy Gap.



After a restful night, you start your third… voir plus

On the fourth stage you can expect fantastic views of Dingle Bay and the hills and valleys of the western Iveragh Peninsula. The Kerry Way runs here along deserted streets and medieval trade routes.



You start your hike in the center of Glenbeigh. You follow the N70 road past the gas station. There is… voir plus

La cinquième étape du Kerry Way traverse l'intérieur vallonné de la péninsule d'Iveragh. Le chemin suit les chaînes de montagnes naturelles et vous pouvez profiter d'une vue magnifique sur les montagnes et l'Atlantique à tout moment.



Au départ de l'étape vous suivez le tronçon connu la veille jusqu'au… voir plus

The sixth stage takes you from the idyllic coastal town of Waterville over a mountain pass to the sunny south coast of the Iveragh Peninsula. With a wonderful view it goes along the rocky coast to Caherdaniel.



You start your day's stage at the Community Center in Waterville. In two supermarkets you can… voir plus

The seventh stage is one of the easiest stages of the Kerry Way. The distance is less than 20 kilometers and after two moderate pass heights it goes evenly down to the idyllic town of Sneem. The hiking trail follows the course of the historic Butter Road for long stretches.



You start your hike in the… voir plus

The full stage from Sneem to Kenmare is over 34 kilometers long and therefore quite demanding - especially if you have already had the last seven days in your bones. A nice alternative is to cover part of the route by bus or taxi. The tiny village of Templenoe is the ideal place to start. If you start… voir plus

The last stage of the Kerry Way takes you from the lovely landscape of Kenmare Bay over a hill and a mountain pass to the rugged mountain valleys of the Killarney National Park. At the end of the stage, the famous Ladies' View awaits you. From here you can comfortably take the shuttle bus back to Killarney… voir plus

The Coomloughra Horseshoe Trail is pure mountain adventure and the most exciting mountain hike in Ireland. In a big loop it leads up to Carrantuohill, the highest mountain in Ireland. You will hike over three of the four highest mountains in Ireland and enjoy a unique view of the Iveragh Peninsula.



The… voir plus