코르크 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

이 지점에서 Lauragh 강은 Kilmakilloge의 보호된 만으로 흘러들기 직전 좁고 푸른 계곡을 통과합니다. 물은 나무, 낮은 제방, 오래된 돌담 사이로 맑고 잔잔하게 흐르며, 배경에는 Caha 산맥의 능선이 보입니다.

Glenbeg Lough is a beautiful lake on the Beara Peninsula. It's surrounded by high and fairly inaccessable mountains with few paths but brilliant views and wonderful solitude if you make the effort. The lakeside road is surfaced and provides easy access to the northern shore.

Eskatarriff is one of the higher peaks on the remote Beara Peninsula. Standing at 601 m (1,972 feet) with nothing higher to the north or south you get amazing views out to sea and across the channels to Irelands other south-west peninsulas. This is a tough mountain to summit, there aren't any real paths and certinally nothing surfaced or maintained so you'll have to find your own way on the sheep trods and boggy hillsides. This does mean that you are also likely to have the hill to yourself.

Bweengduff has an elevation of about 416 metres (1365 feet) and its prominence is approximately 90 metres (295 feet). The large mast installation means that the summit has something of an industrial feel, but the clearing around them offers open views.

This is a great place for an easy hike, especially if you are walking the dogs or want to do a trail run. There is a 5-6 kilometre circular trail around the forest, or you can make up your own route that just goes straight through. The windmills make it an interesting route, and you will have great views out over the surrounding countryside.

A large 24-hectare garden, created in the mid-19th century. The large cottage with a greenhouse, café, and shop is located by the parking lot. They serve fantastic cakes and delicious coffee, hot chocolate, and chai. A must-visit garden, which is beautifully landscaped and features many rarities, including redwoods.

Originally a coaching inn dating back to the mid 18th century, today An Síbín is a delightful wine bar and cafe, with rooms for those exploring the Beara Peninsula. Situated at the foot of the Healy Pass, it's well located for the wider region and is a good place to stop during the Beara Way long-distance trail.

On a nice day there is a lovely view from here, be careful of the fun downhill on the short single track while descending back down to the track.