Cores Cascade
near Gowlane, Munster (Ireland)
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Waypoints
Top of the woods
The large, solitary tree by a crumbling metal shack announces the end of the trees.
View towards Upper Lake
Valleys towards Ladies View one way and Upper Lake with deciduous woodland down the slope. Behind is the way up the hills.
Over the crest
The sleepers protect your boots from the marsh and vice Verda. Lots of tiny orchids and marsh flowers colour the grass. The path turns to stone and weaves between pockmarked rocks. Ahead is Torc Mountain to the left.
Glen
The shelter of the steep walls provides quiet and calm for the birds and a diversity of plants, flowers and trees. Birches mingle with the oaks, which leave plenty of fallen wood.
Cascade
The glen opens into a flat marsh interrupted by rocky outcrops and a loud waterfall
Cores cascade
A small detour from the path provides a pleasant soundtrack and view for a break
Looking back
A bit of sunlight before the climb through the old field system. The marsh has different species here, including dragonfly.
Stone something
Piles of stones. Hawthorn, gorse and rowan. Deer have stripped bark here.
Old Killarney Road
After a short incline the trail grows and skirts Torc towards a steep wooded valley
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