Purple Mountain

Service Description

Duration: 5–7 hours Difficulty: Moderate (Suitable for those with a good level of fitness) Price: €70 per person Minimum Booking: 2 people A Stunning Journey Through Kerry’s Iconic Landscapes Discover the best of Killarney National Park with a guided hike that combines the rugged beauty of Purple Mountain and the iconic Gap of Dunloe. This hike offers a mix of challenging ascents, serene valleys, and panoramic views that showcase the true essence of Kerry’s wilderness. Starting from the picturesque Gap of Dunloe, the trail climbs steadily to the summit of Purple Mountain (832m), the highest peak in the Purple Mountain Range. From the top, enjoy awe-inspiring views of the Lakes of Killarney, MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, and Black Valley. The descent takes you through rolling hills and scenic paths, reconnecting you with the charming landscape of the Gap of Dunloe. What to Expect: A guided adventure through one of Kerry’s most iconic routes Stunning views of Killarney’s lakes and surrounding mountains A mix of terrain, including rocky paths, grassy slopes, and mountain trails A chance to explore both the Gap of Dunloe and Purple Mountain in one unforgettable hike Important Information: Fitness Level: This hike is graded as Moderate. While the ascent is challenging, it’s manageable for those with a reasonable level of fitness and hiking experience. Gear: Sturdy hiking boots and waterproof clothing are essential. Layers, a hat, and gloves are recommended depending on the weather. Food & Drink: Bring water and a packed lunch or snacks to keep your energy up during the hike. Why Choose Roam Wild?Our knowledgeable guides ensure your safety while sharing insights into the natural and cultural heritage of this incredible area. Whether you’re captivated by the geological history or simply want to enjoy the views, this hike will leave you inspired. Important Notes: A minimum booking of two people is required. Solo hikers, please contact us to arrange a group. Dogs are not permitted on this hike due to the terrain and local regulations.