Caherconree Hike

Service Description

Duration: 4–5 hours Difficulty: Moderate (Suitable for those with some hiking experience) Price: €60 per person Minimum Booking: 2 people Step Back in Time on Kerry’s Legendary Mountain Caherconree Mountain, standing at 835 meters, is a hike that combines stunning natural beauty with a touch of Irish mythology and history. Named after the Caherconree Stone Fort near its summit, this trail offers breathtaking views of the Slieve Mish Mountains, Tralee Bay, and the Dingle Peninsula. Starting from the foothills, the route ascends along a mix of grassy slopes and rocky paths. Along the way, your guide will share the rich history of the **Iron Age fort**, said to be the home of Cú Roí, a mythological king of Munster. Once at the summit, take in the spectacular panoramic views before retracing your steps back down. What to Expect: - A guided hike to one of Kerry’s most historic peaks - Stunning views of the Wild Atlantic Way and beyond - Insight into Irish mythology and the history of Caherconree Stone Fort - A manageable challenge with rewarding scenery Important Information: -Fitness Level: This hike is graded as *Moderate*, with a steady incline and occasional rocky terrain. Suitable for those with a reasonable level of fitness. - Gear: Wear sturdy hiking boots and bring waterproof clothing. Depending on the weather, a warm layer, gloves, and a hat may also be needed. - Food & Drink: Bring enough water and a light snack to enjoy at the summit. Why Choose Roam Wild? Our expert guides blend their passion for the outdoors with a deep knowledge of Kerry’s rich history, ensuring you leave not only with great memories but also with a deeper connection to Ireland’s ancient past. Important Notes: - A minimum of two people is required to book this hike. Solo hikers, please contact us to arrange a group. - Dogs are not permitted on this hike.