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Torc Mountain is an Irish mountain located in Killarney National Park (County Kerry). This majestic mountain rises to an altitude of 553 metres and is easily recognized by its rocky, pebbly appearance. It’s a marvel, with a breathtaking panoramic view of the park!
Torc Mountain is named after a Celtic legend in which the famous hero Finn McCool is said to have hunted a magical boar. He then shot the animal on this mountain. Torc meaning“boar” in Irish Gaelic, the mountain was named “Torc Mountain”, in reference to the legend.
The mountains are quite accessible, provided you’re a good walker. The difference in altitude can be considerable in places, and requires the utmost caution: don’t set off alone, and don’t forget to be well equipped (hiking boots, rucksack, water, food, etc.).
Once at the top, the view is exceptional, dominating the whole of Killarney National Park.
Essential information to help you plan your visit, including key landmarks, access information, and booking options.
north-east of Killarney National Park, Killarney National Park (County Kerry) - Republic of Ireland
52.000107, -9.516809
1 journée
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