Kerry Double – Ireland’s highest peak + a beautiful mountain & waterfall day
26th & 27th June 2027
This is a strong weekend for anyone looking to take on a proper challenge followed by a scenic and varied day.
Climb Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest mountain, on the Saturday via the famous Devil’s Ladder. Then enjoy a more relaxed but beautiful day on the Sunday exploring Torc Mountain and the impressive Torc Waterfall in Killarney National Park.
It’s a great mix of challenge and scenery, all in one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland. Ideal if you want to tick off a major summit while still having time to enjoy the landscape without two consecutive very hard days.
Sunday 27th June 2027
This trip combines two of County Kerry’s most beautiful natural features — the dramatic summit of Torc Mountain and the impressive Torc Waterfall. It’s a varied and scenic day that takes you from peaceful woodland paths up onto open mountain slopes with excellent views across Killarney National Park and beyond.
The contrast between the lush, green valleys and the open mountain terrain makes for a rewarding and enjoyable day. Reaching the summit of Torc Mountain feels satisfying, while the waterfall provides a beautiful and atmospheric highlight along the way.
This is a great option if you enjoy a mix of mountain walking and visiting impressive natural landmarks in a beautiful part of Ireland.
Trip Highlights
Climb Torc Mountain for excellent views across Kerry
Visit the impressive Torc Waterfall
Enjoy a mix of woodland paths and open mountain scenery
A scenic and varied day in Killarney National Park
Small group with expert guiding and support
Saturday 26th June 2027
This trip takes you to the summit of Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland. Standing at over 1,000 metres with its iconic summit cross, it’s a proper mountain challenge that offers a real sense of achievement.
The day involves a steady approach through the beautiful Macgillycuddy’s Reeks before tackling the famous Devil’s Ladder, a steep and characterful section that leads you onto the upper slopes. Reaching the summit feels especially rewarding, with panoramic views across Kerry and beyond.
This is a fantastic option if you want to take on Ireland’s highest peak in a supportive and well-managed environment.
Trip Highlights
Summit Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland
Experience the famous Devil’s Ladder
Enjoy spectacular views across the Macgillycuddy’s Reeks
A challenging and rewarding mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
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