MMRA - Gougane Barra
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 5.65 mi
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Average duration: 3h 55
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Difficulty: Not specified
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Back to start: No
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Ascent: + 1,503 ft
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Descent: - 1,463 ft
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Highest point: 1,808 ft
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Lowest point: 551 ft
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Country: Ireland
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Start: N 51.836709° / W 9.326554°
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End: N 51.837833° / W 9.318271°
Waypoints
- S : mi 0 - alt. 551 ft - Start on
- 1 : mi 0.56 - alt. 597 ft - Turn right onto Slí Laoi
- 2 : mi 0.62 - alt. 591 ft - Turn sharp left
- 3 : mi 0.62 - alt. 591 ft - Turn left onto Slí Laoi
- 4 : mi 0.76 - alt. 591 ft - Turn slight right onto Slí Laoi
- 5 : mi 1.4 - alt. 794 ft - Turn right
- 6 : mi 1.4 - alt. 794 ft - Keep right onto Sli Com Rua
- E : mi 5.65 - alt. 581 ft
Other walks in the area
The two peaks of Les Paps in a loop starting from Clonkeen
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Torc Mountain via Torc Waterfall
Lovely hike in Killarney National Park, Kerry. An amazing view of the lakes and the park from the top. You can also enjoy the Torc Waterfall, easily accessible from the car park (200 m). Very pleasant transition between Killarney and Kenmare, along the road of the famous Ring of Kerry.
Purple Mountain via the Gap of Dunloe
A very beautiful hike in Kerry through the famous Gap of Dunloe: a beautiful series of lakes, ravines and passes, traversed by flocks of sheep, in an almost arid mountain atmosphere as you approach the summit. A great option for escaping the crowds that come to the Gap of Dunloe by horse-drawn carriage or car. Breathtaking views of the Gap of Dunloe, Killarney's Upper Lake, the Black Valley, the ocean (to the west and south-west) and Ireland's highest peak, Carrauntuohil.
This hike can be done as a round trip or a loop.
Strickeen Mountain
This walk takes you to Strickeen Mountain, which offers a magnificent 360° panoramic view of the entire valley. The ascent to Strickeen is steady and the path is well-marked, making it accessible to any average hiker. It can be very windy at the summit, and a bit muddy on the final stretch to the top, so please wear suitable clothing. This hike can be an additional option to the Gap of Dunloe, as the first part is shared by both routes.
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