Pictured showcasing the equipment at our Club AGM on Tuesday 29th October are from left to right Fergal Harrington, Training and Safety Officer; Nick Heffernan;
Attention all members! Our Club AGM will take place at 7.30pm on Tuesday 29 October ’24 in The Loft in Dan Murphy’s Bar, Sneem.
NO WALKS WILL BE GOING AHEAD TODAY SATURDAY 05 OCTOBER. Ticket holders for Saturday can join us tomorrow 5TH October on our extended Sunday program –
Walk This Way: Unwind, Explore, and Reconnect In Beautiful Sneem!
Ditch the routine and discover Sneem, a hidden gem nestled in the wild beauty of County Kerry.
Join the Sneem Walking Club for an unforgettable weekend of off-the-beaten-path adventures.
Here are the details of our planned walks.
The Sneem Walking Club AGM will take place on Wednesday 1 November in The Loft at Dan Murphys Bar Sneem 8 PM. We encourage all
9 members of the SWC spent two days (15 and 16 July 2023) taking part in a Club Leadershipprogramme organised through Mountaineering Ireland. The course
It is with great sadness that we learned today of the passing of John V O’Sullivan who was founder and one of the leading lights
As part of the Sneem Saint Patrick’s Festival Weekend, Sneem Walking Club organised walks on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19th March 2023 for members and visitors. We are delighted that so many people took part on both days.
As part of the 2023 Sneem Saint Patrick’s Festival, Sneem Walking Club is delighted to be organising two special days of walking. These walks are an official part of the festival activities and visitors are welcome to attend. So don’t forget to bring you boots!
Sneem Walking Club (SWC) hosted a Climb With Charlie Event on Saturday 2nd April 2022 to support former TV presenter and journalist Charlie Bird in
Strenuous walk over broken, uneven ground, paths and tracks. Max height of approximately 600m.
Strenuous walk over broken, uneven ground, tarcks and pathways. Initial climb to top of Knocknagantee 676m
Challenging walk over broken / uneven ground, tracks, pathways and roads. Inital climb to ridge height of circa 300 metres.
A fabulous loop trail into the the Derrynane National Park including section of Kerry Way, woodland, minor tarred road and spectacular beach front.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Kerry Way on this circular walk. Enjoy panoramic views of Derrynane Bay, explore historical sites like Cáit na Pluaise’s cave and the copper mines, and challenge yourself with a challenging off-trail ascent. This adventure offers a perfect blend of stunning scenery and historical intrigue.
This well marked trail on the outskirts of Cahirsiveen provides great views throughout. It takes you to the summit of Castlequin where you will have sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.
From Owreagh river bridge out and back to Slievenashaska Lough partly on Lomanagh Loop, Sneem
Moderate to strenuous loop walk initially along the Kerry Way and leading to an ascent of Eagles Hill.
This is an easy casual walk which will take us from Blackwater Bridge on the Kerry Way out to Dromore Castle and we will return back to Blackwater Bridge following mostly the way we went out.
Rewarding moderate and strenuous walks to some of the highest points in Sneem. The views down to the Pocket below and across to Mullaghanattin don’t disappoint.
Follow the Kerry Way from Beale Woods Sneem out to the unique Staigue Fort and Return
again on the Kerry Way – waymarked trails.
Loop walk over very rough terrain on mountains circling Glenbeg Loch.
4.5 hour walk to the summit of Peekeen and back.
Strenuous walk over broken, uneven ground, paths and tracks. Max height of approximately 600m.
Strenuous walk over broken, uneven ground, tarcks and pathways. Initial climb to top of Knocknagantee 676m
This is an easy casual walk around Muckross lake, Killarney, 2.30 to 3 hours long.
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