Walking Trails

Allow the breathtaking surroundings of the Iveragh Peninsula to nourish your mind and spirit.

  • Árthach Dána sculpture

    WATERVILLE TO CAHERDANIEL

    LOCATION: Waterville & Caherdaniel
    LENGTH: 12km
    DIFFICULTY: Moderate to Difficult

  • Beentee geology mountain

    BEENTEE LOOP

    LOCATION: Beentee, Cahersiveen
    LENGTH: 10km
    DIFFICULTY: Difficult

  • THE SKELLIG WAY

    THE SKELLIG WAY

    LOCATION: Ballinskelligs and Ducalla
    LENGTH: 12km
    DIFFICULTY: Difficult

  • Derrynane Abbey Island

    DERRYNANE LOOP


    LOCATION: Caherdaniel
    LENGTH: 7km
    DIFFICULTY: Moderate

  • VALENTIA ISLAND lighthouse

    VALENTIA ISLAND GEOTRAIL

    LOCATION: Dohilla, Valentia
    LENGTH: 2km
    DIFFICULTY: Easy to Difficult

  • glenbeigh to rossbeigh

    ROSSBEIGH WALKS

    LOCATION: Rossbeigh, Glenbeigh
    LENGTH: 2km to 10km
    DIFFICULTY: Easy to Moderate

  • LOMANAGH LOOP

    LOMANAGH LOOP


    LOCATION: Sneem
    LENGTH: 10.5km
    DIFFICULTY: Moderate

  • KNOCKEENAWADDRA & POUND

    KNOCKEENAWADDRA & POUND

    LOCATION: Portmagee
    LENGTH: 7.5km to 8.5km
    DIFFICULTY: Moderate

  • WHITESTRAND GEOTRAIL

    LOCATION:
    LENGTH: 4.5km
    DIFFICULTY: Easy to Moderate

  • MAUDE DELAP HERITAGE TRAIL

    LOCATION: Knightstown, Valentia
    LENGTH: 2km to 10km
    DIFFICULTY: Easy

  • CAHERDANIEL TO COAD

    LOCATION: Caherdaniel & Coad
    LENGTH: TBC
    DIFFICULTY: Moderate

  • FERMOYLE LOOP GEOTRAIL

    LOCATION: Sneem
    LENGTH: 13.5km
    DIFFICULTY: Moderate

Spotlight On: Derrynane Walking Trails

Derrynane, located on the Iveragh Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland, is a place of unparalleled natural beauty. The area is known for its stunning sandy beaches, rugged coastline, and rolling green hills. The Derrynane House and National Historic Park, which sits on the grounds of a former estate, offers a glimpse into the area's rich history and cultural heritage. Visitors can also explore the many trails and paths that wind through the park, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Whether you're looking to relax on the beach, take a hike through the countryside, or learn about the history of the region, Derrynane has something for everyone.

rock art in shadow
Exploring Derrynane beach in autumn

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Plan Your Trip

The Iveragh Peninsula - a magical mixture of panoramic views, a wealth of biodiversity, archaeology and authentic Irish culture. Situated on the wild Atlantic way in south Kerry, Ireland.

Discover Iveragh!

  • For more ideas of places to visit on your trip to Iveragh, click here to see some example Itineraries.

  • Click here to find out how to get to Iveragh peninsula.

  • Each town and village across the peninsula has its own identity, charm, and reasons to visit. However, they are linked by the beauty of their surroundings and the wildlife, heritage, and history of the Iveragh peninsula. Throughout the year, the highlights of each location change in line with the seasons. Whatever season you visit, you're sure to find spectacular scenery and a warm welcome. Read more about our Towns & Villages here.

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  • Click here to find out more about the history of the area and what makes Iveragh so special.

Map of Iveragh

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