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The Conor Pass
A breathtaking view of Ireland's wide open spaces and nature untamed by man!
3.55/5 (1,011 votes)
The Wicklow Mountains
How about a trip to the picturesque Wicklow mountains, with their ever-changing colors?
3.60/5 (771 votes)
Glengesh Pass
A mountain pass like no other, offering breathtaking views over the valley!
4.20/5 (661 votes)
Croagh Patrick
A place of pilgrimage! It's usually hiked to pay homage to St. Patrick, Ireland's patron saint.
3.69/5 (351 votes)
La Ben Bulben
A mountain with a shape you'll never forget! The surrounding landscape makes it a popular place for walking.
3.54/5 (245 votes)
The Mweelrea Mountains
Put on your hiking boots and set off to conquer these magnificent Irish mountains!
3.37/5 (124 votes)
The Doolough Pass
A hyper-touristy place in County Mayo, which will take you along a magnificent Irish lake, bordered by mountains!
4.11/5 (112 votes)
Errigal Mountain
A dark, haunting mountain in Donegal, part of the Derryveagh Mountains.
3.09/5 (58 votes)
Moll’s Gap
A mountain pass overlooking breathtaking scenery! Enjoy the view of the Gap of Dunloe!
3.58/5 (50 votes)
The Healy Pass
A postcard panorama awaits you at the top of this exceptional mountain pass!
3.50/5 (42 votes)
Torc Mountain
A mountain that culminates at 553 metres! The view from the summit overlooks the entire Killarney National Park!
3.76/5 (41 votes)
The Maumturks mountains
Mountains reserved for good walkers and hikers in excellent physical condition.
3.32/5 (34 votes)
Mount Brandon
It's the highest point on the Dingle Peninsula! Reserved for xcellent walkers with a solid set of stamina and who aren't afraid of an uphill climb!
3.60/5 (30 votes)
The Derryveagh Mountains
This Irish mountain range offers impressive views! A paradise for good hikers and mountaineers!
3.07/5 (27 votes)
Mullaghcleevaun
It culminates at an altitude of 849 metres! It's the 2nd highest peak in the national park!
3.59/5 (27 votes)
The Sperrins mountains
Magnificent mountains, well worth the effort! They offer unparalleled landscapes that are 100% wild!
3.75/5 (20 votes)
Muckish Mountain
Impossible to miss: it's the only mountain in the area with a flattened summit!
3.61/5 (18 votes)