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Forest Park Gougane Barra in Cork, Ireland is a dream destination for any hiking enthusiast. The surroundings are simply stunning, with dense forests, green meadows and a beautiful turquoise lake. While the trails aren't always easy, the viewpoints and waterfalls along the way are definitely worth it. The park also surrounds the Monastery of Gougane Barra, which has been an important place of worship and peace for pilgrims for centuries.

The Glengariff River is a river that flows through the heart of Glengariff National Park. Hiking along the river is one of the best ways to experience the park's breathtaking scenery. The trail winds through dense forests, scenic landscapes and impressive waterfalls that feed the river. In addition to its beauty, the Glengariff River also has a long and fascinating history. The river was once an important transportation route for the people who lived in the area and was also used for trade and fishing. Many of the buildings along the river are historical remnants of times past and tell stories of past generations. The Glengariff River also plays an important role in Irish mythology and folklore. In ancient stories the river is often described as a place of magic and mystical powers. It is also said that the river is the gateway to the Otherworld, where fairies and other mythological creatures live. You can find more highlights and tours in western County Cork here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2437462/-county-cork-west.

Attention! From this Point I took the shortest Way back to the Start. I crossed a Forrest, you should avoid that and walk left around. You have to climb over Fences and Gates. No way to walk, it‘s cross country.

In foggy, cloudy weather I had a wonderful view of the landscape - In the summer a trickle of water had turned down the mountain into a traveling stream. But maybe I just wanted to take the chance to take a breather :-) You can find more highlights and tours in western County Cork here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2437462/-county-cork-west. Ireland snap - Caha Mountains #shorts https://youtube.com/shorts/sn9GOoyyotg?feature=share

Very nicely maintained nature park with beautiful hiking trails and great streams. Also good for young and old to splash around ...

A very beautiful nature park with hiking trails, nature inspires hiking. The park, with its wild and beautiful landscape, extends over 137 hectares and is located in a lush valley on the edge of the Sheehy Mountains. It is not only an ideal place for hiking, but also to get in touch with nature, have a picnic and breathe in the fresh air.

Along the Beara Way, at the foot of Hungry Hill, you'll come across this small, beautiful stream, which winds its way towards the sea through the rocks and sheep pastures. The water is incredibly clear and invites you to take a break on one of the large boulders along the bank.