코르크‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

이 지점에서 Bantry 만의 너비를 가로지르는 장엄한 전면 전망을 볼 수 있습니다. 이 장소를 특별하게 만드는 것은 해안 도로 바로 옆에 있다는 점입니다. 전경에는 거친 해안선 바위가 보이고, 물 건너편에는 Sheep's Head 반도의 산들이 수평선을 이룹니다.

항구에는 여전히 몇 척의 어선이 정박해 있습니다. 게일어 이름은 한때 이 지역을 덮었던 숲 때문에 "참나무 항구"를 의미합니다. 이 매력적인 마을을 점심이나 애프터눈 티를 즐기기에 좋은 곳으로 만드는 몇 개의 아늑하고 맛있는 레스토랑과 펍이 있습니다.

B&B Bay View 바로 앞, Glandore Harbour 위의 조용한 전망대. 보호된 만과 마을 주변의 나무가 우거진 경사면에 대한 넓은 파노라마를 제공합니다. 날씨가 좋으면 Toe Head 방향의 바위 해안선까지 볼 수 있습니다. 아침과 늦은 오후에 아름다운 빛과 함께하는 짧고 조용한 휴식처입니다.

Very nice there.

Adrigole is a scattered settlement in the shadow of the Caha Mountains' highest peak, Hungry Hill, at 2,247-foot (685m). It makes for a good base camp for adventures in the range and is also a common stopover on the Beara Way long-distance trail. There's a convenience store and accommodation at the Hungry Hill Lodge and Campsite.

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.

Nice, but rather unspectacular lake near the beach. We saw almost no waterfowl. But there are some benches and really good hiking trails.

Barley Lake is a real insider tip in the Caha Mountains, nestled in a rugged, boggy landscape. The hike here takes you through a piece of almost untouched nature that has existed since the last Ice Age. The lake, surrounded by steep hills, appears tranquil and mysterious—as if time has stood still. If you set out, you should pack sturdy shoes, as the path is not always easy to find, and in wet weather it can get muddy. What I particularly liked was the isolation of the place. Up here, you hardly meet a soul, and you can concentrate fully on the landscape and the clear, dark lake. If you have a little sense of direction, you can even walk around the lake. You'll be rewarded with new views time and again—over the lake itself and all the way to Kerry. After rain, the ground here is often boggy. Pack some dry socks just in case you sink a little deeper. However, the view and the tranquility that Barley Lake exudes more than make up for this small challenge. The lake reminds you that nature has been carving its own path here for thousands of years. For me, it was a grounding moment—far from crowds and everyday life. It's a place where you should take the time to pause and simply feel the power of nature.