Walking And Cycling Breaks In Killarney

Gleneagle Hotel Walking Package

Single / Double / Twin / Triple Room with Full Irish Breakfast and dinner each evening.

:: Delicious Buffet Breakfast.
:: 3 course Dinner with tea/coffee in the Flesk Restaurant.
:: Complimentary admission to Gleneagle in-house entertainment .  
:: Complimentary access to Aquila Club Leisure Centre.
:: Complimentary car parking. 
:: Complimentary WiFi.
:: Free shuttle bus from Killarney Rail Station (if needed).
:: Complimentary access to the Press Reader App (digital newspapers and magazines).
:: No payment needed today. You'll pay on arrival date.

From €80 pps per night *Min 2 night stay

Muckross Lake Loop Walk (easy - moderate)

This loop brings you on a scenic walk from Muckross House, down to the lake shores, and from there all the way out to the Muckross Peninsula. Stroll in nthe Reenidinna Wood and on the western edge of Muckross Lake. Make a pitstop at Dinis Cottage, before following the woodland and lakeside paths back to Muckross House.

Tomies Wood Walk (moderate)

This is a moderate 9km walk bringing you through the scenic Tomies Wood right along the shore of Lough Leane. The trail meanders through the wood before crossing the North Bridge and returning by the South Bridge and includes a visit to the breathtaking O'Sullivan's Cascade. 

Other Routes - Ross Castle Loop - Torc Waterfall Loop

Ross Castle Loop:

This 5km loop trail at Ross Castle in Killarney is an easy route that takes in some of the best historical scenery the town has to offer. Beginning at Ross Castle, you will pass the old copper mine, get to see the famous Goveners Rock and Library Point. It takes an average of an hour to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, fishing, and running. 

Torc Waterfall Loop:

This 4.5km loop takes you from Muckross House, leaving the estate along the lake loop but taking a right turn as you go. You will climb steadily through the trees to cross the Owengarriff river, just above the main falls. A series of steps leads you back down through the woodlands on the eastern side of the river to the viewpoint of the 18m high Torc Waterferfall. The trail continues by passing through dry underground bridge before rejoining the lake loop and returning to Muckross House.