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Very nice tour

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nice view of lake

If you would like to walk around the lake, bring a good pair of shoes, socks, and rain jacket. The lookouts are beautiful, and there are a few great places for a trail snack. Don't forget to pack water. If you aren't game for a walking hike, we saw many people on their bikes, and there is a driving path that goes part way around the lake with several pull off spots, if you are in a bit of a rush.

A beautiful salt lake, separated from the sea by a narrow passage. In the center of the lake a small island with the ruins, unfortunately not visible from the coast, of Clohane Castle. From here the path to Knockomagh starts, very steep but with a 360° view of the entire valley.

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"Where the mountains rise to the oft-changing skies, And the castle stands stately and gray; Where the still lake still lies, beneath that wild, rugged hill, In the vale of lovely Glenveagh..." By: Herbert W.K. Sterritt

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The park is rectangular and surrounded by main roads on all sides. During the summer months, free concerts and theatre performances are regularly held there on weekends. Changes in traffic routing led to a drastic reduction in road traffic in 2004. A terminus of Line B of the new Dublin tram (Luas) is located directly on the western side of the park. Plans to excavate a large part of the park as part of the expansion of the Dublin Metro North Line have raised serious concerns that the character of the park could be irreparably changed by the associated interventions.

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. Stephen’s Green (Irish: Faiche Stiabhna) is a public park in the middle of the Irish capital Dublin. It borders directly on the southern end of the pedestrian zone and shopping street Grafton Street

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very romantic

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Dublin Bay is a stunning natural inlet along Ireland's east coast, framing the city of Dublin with its sweeping views and rich biodiversity. It stretches from Howth Head in the north to Dalkey in the south, featuring sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and vibrant wildlife. The bay is home to Bull Island, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and offers recreational activities like walking, cycling, swimming, and sailing.

We really enjoyed visiting Ross Castle in Killarney. This castle is particularly impressive from the outside and the surroundings with the beautiful lake are just totally romantic. I personally didn't find the interior that spectacular, but once you've had a look around the castle you'll be rewarded with a fantastic view at the top!

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This hike takes you through a breathtaking gorge, which opens into the vast, tranquil landscape of the lake through the "gate." The narrow path winds between steep rock faces, offering you repeatedly impressive views of the clear water and the surrounding hills. You can literally feel nature setting the pace here – the calm waves of the lake, the green vegetation stretching over the rocks, and the recurring feeling of vastness. The path is narrow and a bit challenging in places, but that only makes the hike all the more exciting. I particularly liked the small bridges that repeatedly cross the route – perfect for pausing to admire the scenery. Andy's tip is a good one: There are numerous photo spots along the route that you shouldn't miss. One tip: Even though the route is quite popular, you can usually find a quiet corner to take in the scenery. Early morning or late afternoon is the best time to fully enjoy the hike and escape the crowds. It's also worth exploring the route on foot or in one of the traditional horse-drawn carriages – this way you avoid the busy roads and experience the area more intensely. For me, the "Gate & Lake" route is a place of contrasts: from the narrow passage through the gate to the vast, tranquil lake landscape. It's a hike that's not only physically challenging but also offers repeated moments of peace and reflection. Perfect for connecting with the wild beauty of Ireland.

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Lough Hyne is truly something special. On my way to the lake I passed through the dense forest of the Knockomagh Woods Trail, where the green of the trees and the chirping of birds cover the hikers like a thick blanket. A quiet, almost mystical place. When you leave the path and suddenly see the clear waters of Lough Hyne in front of you, the landscape opens up in a completely new way. The lake, which is considered a safe place to swim even in rough conditions due to its salt water supply, attracts not only hikers but also swimmers who bathe in the protected waters here all year round.

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Nestled in a secluded valley, Gleninchaquin Park offers a landscape that manages to combine peace and wildness. The path takes you past clear mountain lakes and small streams that leave their mark through the greenery. The waterfalls that run through the valley give the place a special dynamic - the largest is just a short walk from the car park and rewards all those who take the time to look at it up close. As you drive along the route, there are always opportunities to dismount and explore the surroundings. Old ruins from the Stone Age bear witness to a time long past that has found its quiet place here. The narrow paths and small hills repeatedly allow views into the distance, where the valley spreads out further and the landscape tells its story. The mixture of mountains, water and places steeped in history makes the park special - not a place you just pass through, but one you experience. A tip: If you are looking for peace and quiet away from the main paths, it is worth exploring one of the smaller paths that do not lead directly past the main waterfall.

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Perfect for a picnicking

Great castle that was once seen in a James Bond film. It is located in the middle of a large national park that is worth hiking.

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Gleann Dá Loch, nestled along the Wicklow Way, is a captivating valley that enchants hikers with its pristine beauty. The name itself, translating to "Valley of the Two Lakes" in Irish, hints at the scenic wonders that unfold within this natural haven. As you traverse the Wicklow Way through Gleann Dá Loch, the landscape transitions between lush greenery, rolling hills, and the serene presence of two shimmering lakes. The trail meanders through this picturesque valley, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the reflective waters below.

St. Stephen's Green is a lush oasis in the heart of the city, where history and nature dance hand in hand. It's not just a park; it's a tale told by statues and monuments, a symphony of quacking ducks by the lake, and a patchwork of vibrant flowers. Take a leisurely stroll on winding paths, find a cozy bench, and soak in the tranquility. In every season, it's a green embrace, a serene escape, right in the bustling heartbeat of Dublin.

Here you should hike or (at best) take one of the horse-drawn carriages. With the car it's stupid for everyone.

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In the middle of the green heart of County Kerry, where ancient forests meet proud mountains, lies a place where the stories of three lakes intertwine - the "Meeting of the Waters". Here, where the lakes of Killarney meet, you will not only find an impressive natural spectacle, but also a place of deep peace and quiet. The view of the old stone bridge, which blends harmoniously into the landscape, tells stories of times long past. Its robust masonry contrasts with the gently flowing waters below and the rapids that form a dynamic lifeline in this idyllic setting. Hidden behind the charming Dinis Cottage, which invites you to linger with its tea room, a small but inviting path begins. It leads you directly along the shore and offers fascinating views again and again - be it of the bridge or of the gentle play of light and shadow on the water. Here, near the toilet building, you can enjoy a particularly impressive panorama that reflects the power and beauty of nature in every detail. The well-maintained paths that meander through the area offer a pleasant experience for both beginners and experienced hikers. Although they could be a bit wilder and more pristine in some places, this does not detract from the overall atmosphere. You may occasionally meet other hikers, but there is enough space and peace for a moment of pause and wonder. Because that is exactly what makes the "Meeting of the Waters" so special: the combination of historical charm, vibrant nature and the opportunity to escape everyday life for a moment and immerse yourself in a world shaped by water, stone and history. You can find more highlights and tours in County Kerry here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2437463/-county-kerry.

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The moment you first glimpse Muckross Lake – also known as Middle Lake or Torc Lake – you feel the magic that surrounds it. Its tranquil waters reflect the soft light breaking through the clouds, revealing its incredible depth of 75 meters. It is Ireland's deepest lake and, according to old tales, is inhabited by a giant eel that no saint has yet managed to conquer. Muckross Lake invites you to linger. A simple bench on the shore is the perfect place for a break. There, you can gaze across the lake and absorb the serene beauty of nature. The path around the lake is a must for every hiker. Sometimes firm and wide, sometimes narrow and earthy – this trail offers an experience for all the senses. The lapping of the water, the chirping of birds, and the scent of damp earth and grass accompany you on your walk. If you're looking for a bit of adventure, trails lead from here to the impressive Torc Falls, which can be hiked at varying levels of difficulty. And as you circumnavigate Muckross Lake, you'll also discover the historic Muckross House and Gardens complex – a testament to bygone eras right on the lake's eastern shore. Artfully designed bridges, such as the Brickeen Bridge, will take you to the islands in the lake, where ancient legends and tales abound. One such story tells of a dispute between a clan chief and the Devil himself, which led to the creation of Devil's Island. However, the true beauty of Muckross Lake isn't only revealed on foot, but also from the water. Boat tours departing from Muckross House will take you through the lake's hidden corners, past mysterious islands, to the impressive Meeting of the Waters, where the waters of three lakes converge in a powerful current. Whether you're seeking the tranquil peace of Muckross Lake or want to discover its stories and legends, this place will enchant you and leave a lasting impression on your heart. Find more highlights and tours in County Kerry here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2437463/-county-kerry.

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