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A walk around Glandore
There is usually parking available in the village. Just before the Marine hotel, take a right and head up the road here – it’s quiet and very shaded. Note the old industrial school on your left as you head uphill. After a few km you come to a junction – ignore this...
Srón na Gaoithe
This walk is one of the marked loop walks from Kealkill near Bantry. The walk starts at Carriganass Castle and heads up into the hills to the walkers right hand side. From the castle continue on down the lane until a bridge is reached, here take the right hand road...
Fermoy to Mallow
Unused train track, perfectly safe to use.
Jarleys Cove Beach
This walk can get a bit steep in place.
Dunmanway to Bantry
Dunmanway to Drimoleague railway line opened in 1877and closed in 1961. Walk along a disused railway track, perfectly safe to use.
St Finbarr’s Pilgrim Route
Drimoleague Heritage Walkways Committee as an annual contemplative walk. For more see: http://topoftherock.ie/st-finbarrs-way/ "In West Cork and South Kerry the practise of walking pilgrim paths to St Finbarr’s hermitage in Gougane Barra has been in place for many...
Gougane barra loop
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Knockboy
The yellow mountain is the highest in the Shehy mountain range and the highest in Cork.
Esknamucky walk glengarriff
Esknamucky walk Glengarriff. This trail follows the esknamucky walk which is a multi terrain walk through Glengarriff nature reserve. Terrain mucky in wet periods some moderately steep brief climbs.