All Killarney places
32 places
1Muckross House and GardensPeriod rooms, free gardens, and lake walks make an easy half-day.
2Torc WaterfallA quick cascade stop that gets better after rain.
3Ross CastleA lakeside castle with a siege story that came by boat.
4Ladies ViewA short roadside pause opens onto the Upper Lake and Black Valley.
5Muckross AbbeyA vaulted cloister circles a yew at the heart of these ruins.
6Killarney House and GardensA free park exhibition and formal gardens at Killarney's town edge.
7Muckross Traditional FarmsThree farmsteads make pre-electric rural life tangible.
8Innisfallen Island and AbbeyA quiet island of medieval ruins, reached across Lough Leane.
9Torc Mountain SummitA 535 m summit over island-dotted lakes and MacGillycuddy’s Reeks.
10O’Sullivan’s CascadeA woodland waterfall reached by a steep, signed spur.
11Moll’s GapA quick pass stop with the Reeks in view.
12Meeting of the WatersThree lakes meet at a quiet viewpoint worth walking to.
13Old Weir BridgeTwo old stone arches over a lively channel.
Dinis CottageA seasonal tea room in a 1700s cottage beside Muckross Lake.
Lord Brandon’s CottageAn open-air tea stop at the end of the Gap of Dunloe.
14Devil’s PunchbowlA dark lake in a high glacial bowl on Mangerton.
15Dundag Point and BeachA lakeshore walk rewards curious eyes with fossils and mountain views.
16Library PointA book-like rock formation at the end of a lakeshore walk.
17Ross Island Copper MinesA 3 km lakeshore walk past Bronze Age copper workings.
18Knockreer House and GardensHilltop estate paths, lake views and the story of a lost house.
19Muckross Old Boathouse and Dundag PierBoat trips start here for Dinis and the Meeting of the Waters
20Derrycunnihy Falls and CascadeA bigger cascade rewards the rough walk beyond the lower falls.
21Brickeen BridgeA single stone arch between Muckross Peninsula and Brickeen Island.
22Upper Lake ViewpointA glacier-shaped rock with a view across Upper Lake.
23Five Mile BridgeA short shore walk brings glacial rock and Eagles’ Nest into view.
Deenagh LodgeA thatched 1834 gate lodge makes tea part of the park walk.
24Looscaunagh Lough ViewpointA quick N71 stop for a lough shaped by Ice Age glaciers.
Kate Kearney’s CottageA historic pub and cottage at the Gap of Dunloe’s entrance
Muckross Garden RestaurantA conservatory lunch with Torc and Mangerton beyond the gardens
25Governor’s RockLough Leane views and the Copper Mines on an easy island walk.
26Knockreer PlaygroundA colorful inclusive play stop just inside the Port Road gate.
27Derrycunnihy ChurchStop for the stone church; the old Mass Path starts here.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Killarney Tour Guide
Killarney, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Killarney National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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“You're approaching the entrance to Muckross House and Gardens. You can make a visit of the free gardens alone, or buy admission to the Victorian house.”
Plays as you drive up to Muckross House and Gardens in the Parkwolf Killarney Tour Guide.
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