Glanageenty Loop

Annual Closure Notice:
Some of the property traversed by the Glanageenty Loops is private property. Access is available by kind permission of all the landowners/holders on the route. It is understood that persons entering do so by permission with the consent of the landowner and no matter how often they enter, or in what numbers, they do not do so as of right. As further evidence of the permissive nature of the access, the route will be closed for one day on the 30th November each year in agreement with the landowners. Nothing in this notice shall impact or address any pre-existing public rights of way.

Walking
County Kerry
4.5/5
13 reviews
Grade Moderate
Length 3.77325 km
Time 1 hour 20 minutes
Format Loop
Ascent 170 m
Dogs Allowed Yes
Waymarking Green arrow on white background
Start Point
Bernard Collins Memorial Car Park at Glanageenty Wood
Finish Point
Bernard Collins Memorial Car Park at Glanageenty Wood
Nearest Town to Start Castleisland
Grid Ref. Q 945 143
Lat. and Long. 52.26914, -9.544

This loop has a peaceful and tranquil setting where birdlife abounds. It follows forest tracks, riverbank and open country along the Glanageenty River and through woodlands, passing the site of a Desmond Castle. There are glorious vistas of Carrauntoohil, the Gap of Dunloe and Mount Brandon.

Maps and other information

Trail Management

Facilities

Castleisland - car parking, shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, accommodation
At trailhead - car parking

OSI Maps

OSI Maps

Discovery Series Sheet 71
Public Transportation

Public Transportation

None

13 trail reviews
4.5/5
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5/5
04/03/2013

Teddy Foley from Kerry

A fab trail and only 6km from Tralee. Fantastic scenery and well designed.



A true hidden treasure. Plenty of Picnic tables, seats, etc. Well done to all the locals involved.
4/5
02/22/2013

Michelle from Kerry

A beautiful trail but be prepared for a little mud.
5/5
12/12/2011

Catherine from Limerick

Parking a bit limited but a hidden gem. Can be a little muddy. On part of the walk on a clear day there's a great view westward of Tralee bay, Fenit pier and even Mount Brandon! A delightful surprise. O'Riadas pub on the main road do decent bar food. Enjoy

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