Photos From The Day
We will park cars at Beale Woods just out of Sneem on the Waterville Road (N70) to start the walk.
Following the Kerry Way, which was part of the old Kenmare Road, we will work our way out towards Bohocogram (a small community of houses nestled against the mountains). The trail can sometimes be boggy along this stretch as it takes in a longish descent and then ascent towards this area. We will be afforded stunning views of the mountain ranges to the right, to include Coomcalle Mountain near Bohocogram, and the Kenmare River to the left; looking across towards the Beara peninsula.
As the trail reaches the road we will turn right and follow the road up to Staigue Fort – a ruined stoned ring fort built during the late iron age somewhere around 300-400 AD and was used as a defensive strong hold for a local lord or king.
Here we will enjoy a lunch break before returning the way we came out and taking in the stunning views again from the opposite perspective.