Trekking

Explore the beaches, mountains and country lanes all on offer on the West Kerry peninsula. You will be taken by an experienced guide through landscapes ranging from hidden coves and wild beaches, to mountain top forests with picturesque lakes and bog land, to cool valleys with rolling green pasture. Enjoy the watering holes of the west where anything is possible. You will be taken off the beaten tourist track where you will see, feel and hear the true Ireland.

Our day treks share fantastic riding. Follow “the old bog trail” where tuft is still cut and harvested in the traditional manner to this day. Cross through the purple and yellow clad heather that is unique to such soils. We ride along country lanes traversing the bottom of the Slieve Mish before climbing through the legendary burial place of Queen Scotia. At the top enjoy panoramic views of Tralee Bay to the north, Killorglin (the home of Puck Fair) to the south as well as the tallest mountain range in Ireland, the Magillicuddy Reeks complete with “Molls Gap”. Ride across the hill overlooking the valley that is Tralee, looking up the coastline to North Kerry and all the way out to the sandbar of the Maharees

You may find yourself riding alongside the steam train into the old village of Blennerville with its picturesque windmill and waterfront.