Sally Gap
At the heart of the Wicklow Mountains, two solitary roads meet amid bogland, rounded peaks and glacial valleys. Sally Gap is neither…
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Irish mountains in County Kerry: places to visit
The Conor Pass
If you're a fan of the great outdoors and enjoy hiking, then Conor Pass is one of the must-see tourist attractions! Located…
Diamond Hill
Diamond Hill is one of the most accessible and spectacular walks in Connemara National Park. From the visitor centre in Letterfrack, a…
The Wicklow Mountains
The Wicklow Mountains, or Mountains of Wicklow, form a vast wilderness south of Dublin. Rust-coloured heather moorland, upland peat bogs, glacial valleys…
Glengesh Pass
In south-west County Donegal, Glengesh Pass is one of those roads where the journey becomes a discovery in its own right. A…
Ballaghbeama Gap
In the heart of the Iveragh Peninsula, far from the coaches and busiest viewpoints of the Ring of Kerry, a narrow road…
Croagh Patrick
Rising above Clew Bay in County Mayo, Croagh Patrick is at once a mountain, a pilgrimage site and one of Ireland’s great…
La Ben Bulben
Rising majestically from its height of 526 metres, Ben Bulben is a gigantic geological formation covered with rock and stretches of bright…
Carrantuohill
Carrantuohill is the name of the highest mountain in Ireland. Situated in County Kerry, this peak rises to over 1,038 meters, and…
The Mweelrea Mountains
Mweelrea is an imposing mountain range in County Mayo. Breathtakingly wild, the highest point in the mountain range rises to 814 metres,…
The Doolough Pass
Doolough Pass is a mountain pass overlooking Lake Doolough in County Mayo. The place is magnificent, majestic and wild, and lies not…
Mamore Gap
Mamore Gap is a pass between the Donegal mountains on Ireland's Inishowen Peninsula. Part of the famous Wild Atlantic Way, it offers…
The Twelve Bens
The **Twelve Bens**, also known as the **Twelve Pins** and in Irish as **Na Beanna Beola**, form one of the most iconic…
Errigal Mountain
The Errigal mountain often attracts hikers of the highest calibre, in search of a change of scenery and exceptional panoramas. At an…
Moll’s Gap
Moll's Gap is a mountain pass through Killarney National Park. To discover it by car or bike, simply take the N71: you'll…
Cave Hill
Cave Hill is a basalt hill overlooking the city of Belfast. Also known as "Napoleon's Nose", Cave Hill is said to have…
The Healy Pass
Healy Pass is a pass on the Beara Peninsula. The latter offers a breathtaking view of the peninsula and its coastline. It's…
Torc Mountain
Torc Mountain is an Irish mountain in Killarney National Park. This majestic mountain rises to an altitude of 553 metres and is…
The Maumturks mountains
If you love mountains, then we recommend you discover the Maumturks Mountains, a mountain range in Ireland whose highest point is 667…
Mount Brandon
Fancy putting on your hiking boots and setting off to climb one of Ireland's highest peaks? Brandon Mountain is a mountain on…
The Derryveagh Mountains
The Derryveagh Mountains are located in County Donegal, Ireland. This is a major mountain range, whose highest peak is Errigal Mountain, 749…
Mullaghcleevaun
Mullaghcleevaun is the second highest peak in the Wicklow Mountains. A vertiginous 849-metre peak that can be admired along the R115! [...]
Bray Head
Among Valentia's must-see spots, we recommend a visit to Bray Head, in the south-west of the island... It boasts a magnificent watchtower,…
Errisbeg Mountain
Errisbeg Mountain is a pretty mountain in Connemara. At 280 metres above sea level, it overlooks the village of Roundstone, and is…