Ross Island walk
- Distance
- 3.75mi
- Elevation +
- 184f
- TrailRank
- 52 5.0
Walk starting and finishing at Ross Castle. Nice loop with interesting views of Killarney National Park.
Walk starting and finishing at Ross Castle. Nice loop with interesting views of Killarney National Park.
Cork city 1600-1645 The seventeenth century would prove to be a momentous and turbulent century in the history of both Cork city and Ireland. It saw the re-establishment of the power of the crown over Ireland; a power ...
A varied walk with coastal views, country side pathways and local roads. This walk can be extended up to 45km or shortened anytime using an area map. At the far end of Courtmacsherry village near Courtmacsherry Hotel t...
Walk along and around the beach in Seafield, near Quilty. Well known for the variety of seabirds, good views up to the Cliffs of Moher and the Aran Islands. Walk is best around low tide: http://easytide.ukho.gov.uk/EasyT...
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Get Wikiloc Premium Upgrade to remove AdsCertainly Cork City's foundation started with a lonely hut on one of the islands that today appear as one. The town surely was not only influenced by Vikings, Normans, English and Hugenots. Also the Great Famine between...
This is a very popular walk between Carrigaline and Crosshaven south east of Cork City... From Carrigaline it is a 20km round trip… but one usually starts from one of two carparks along the way (where the first is 6km an...
Following the blue route. It starts hard but is very easy to follow.
A nice road walk for a sunny Sunday afternoon! This looped route is part estuary and part country road (no need for hiking boots). Parked near Murph’s pub which makes for an ideal stop at the end. A busy place especia...
This park must be Killarney’s main attraction…. for it’s great views and endless route choices. There is something for everyone and can be done as easy or as challenging as one wants. The 15km route on this walk does c...
Ample parking at Warren Beach and then a short climb to the view shown in the first photo. Continue walking along the coast past the Owenahincha beaches and caravan parks. Thereafter, a short road walk to Long Strand B...
North East from Ballycotton and comparable with the Ballycotton cliff walk… (This trail may be the nicer of the two) I certainly was pleasantly surprised as it exceeded expectations exploring it for the first time. The...
From the Glen of Aherlow Hotel a 2km (nice wood trail) to Christ Statue and then follow the way marked arrow for the Millennium stone loop. At 3.5km there is a right turn that probably has a more pleasant trail and is a...
Loop walk through the western suburbs of Cork City, using footpaths and tracks. Starting and ending at Wilton Shopping centre. Walking close to the Glasheen, Two Pot, and Curragheen streams and The River Lee.
This great walk was for years not accessible to the public. There is now a new access road and car parks. Great views of lake Leane on one side and Tomies Mountain on the other. Graded as moderate because of some uphi...
Timoleague Abbey makes for a great first impression when you visit Timoleague. There is usually a hive of activity near the Abbey where it is also a good place to start the walk. The path to Courtmacsherry is at least ...
Easy walk on marked route using minor roads, tracks, and rocky shoreline. Uneven walking on shoreline rocks otherwise good surface.
Learn all about the lovely Flora around our local area! Pupils from 1st 2nd and 3rd Class completed projects on lots of local Trees. We learned how to identify them and what they are traditionally used for. We learned ...
After a short walk from the Glen of Aherlow Hotel turn right through the wood that ends before the village of Lisvarrinane. Go through the village and then turn right into the forest. Wrong turn at 4km added an extra 2...
The Irish word for Cork is Corcaig what describes its marshy situation. Corach is the word for reed and Coroich signifies a swampy ground. Cork City was found on an island or rather a group of islands formed between the ...
As a forest walk, this one is as good as it gets. Several separate trails can all be done as one. Most of the paths are up and down with many stepping stones, so it is ideal for some cardio fitness. Very popular with ...
The Cliff walk is by far the most popular trail here. There are many benches with scenic views along the way. There is an option to shorten the walk to the signal tower or keep going as far as Glenawilling Beach. There...
Kinsale is very popular with tourists and locals alike. Starting the walk from Kinsale does makes it much longer but if time is limited one can also park closer to James’s Fort. Back in the day Kinsale was heavily fort...
View map fullscreen Edit this trip: Edit tracks and waypoints | Edit pictures and videos | Edit story Story: Walking - Cliffs of Moher. From visitor center south to Nag's Head, then back and north to the point where ...
To source of the Lee. D+ walk. Going up steep enough but enjoyable. Very nice walk with ItalianSociety
[Català] Petita caminada per Ross Island, passant pel Governor's Rock, el Ross Castle i altres llocs d'interès. [English] Little walk around Ross Island, through Governor's Rock, Ross Castle and another interesting po...
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