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Kerry Way (9 days) – Hiking in the southwest of Ireland

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Kerry Way (9 days) – Hiking in the southwest of Ireland

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Kerry Way (9 days) – Hiking in the southwest of Ireland

Expert

56:19

198km

3.5km/h

4,400m

4,420m

Expert hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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Overview

Starting Point

1.98 km

On the Old Kenmare Road through Killarney National Park

Hiking Highlight (Segment)

7.43 km

Fairytale Forest

Hiking Highlight

11.2 km

View of the Upper Lake

Hiking Highlight (Segment)

19.9 km

Gravel road through the Black Valley

Hiking Highlight (Segment)

23.4 km

Bridia Pass

Hiking Highlight

28.0 km

Beann Dhearg Pass

Hiking Highlight

39.5 km

Along the moor

Hiking Highlight

42.1 km

Through the Lickeen Forest

Hiking Highlight (Segment)

48.4 km

Windy Gap Pass Summit

Hiking Highlight

51.7 km

Traditional Fish and Chips

Hiking Highlight

60.0 km

View of Dingle Peninsula from Old Butter Road

Hiking Highlight (Segment)

94.8 km

Knockavahaun Summit

Hiking Highlight

106 km

View of Waterville, Lough Currane, and Ballinskelligs Bay

Hiking Highlight

114 km

View over Skellig Islands

Hiking Highlight (Segment)

135 km

Through the hollow way

Hiking Highlight (Segment)

155 km

Blackwater Bridge

Hiking Highlight

179 km

View of Killarney National Park and Kerry Way

Cycling Highlight

198 km

Destination

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Way types & surfaces

Mountain Hiking Path:

<3.28 km

Hiking Path:

4.62 km

Path:

5.51 km

Road:

2.16 km

Natural:

895 m

Unpaved:

1.20 km

Paved:

3.18 km

Asphalt:

6.77 km

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Elevation

Highest Point:

250 m

Lowest Point:

10 m

Weather on route

Irland planned a hike.

July 26, 2021

Comments

Irland
October 8, 2021
County Kerry is known for its stony giants, the tallest mountains in all of Ireland. In between, lonely sections and lush green hills shape its landscape. And because you are right here on the Atlantic coast, there are of course steep coasts and picturesque beaches to see.

Sound to your liking? Then the…
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