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The North Kerry Way *
The North Kerry Way is a 48km, long-distance walking trail. The trail starts in Tralee and ends in Ballyheigue.
Trail Sections
Tralee to Spa
The Slieve Mish mountain range is the dominant backdrop and extends as the backbone of the Dingle Peninsula as far Mount Brandon. Tralee Bay is shallow and low tides expose broad mud flats which attract vast numbers of seabirds such as lapwings, Brent geese, and waders of many species all year round.About 0.25 km street, remainder tow path, track, field and sea ramp (wall). Generally easy walking – take care when walking sea ramp.
Distance: 7 km
Time Estimate: 2 hours
Grade: Easy
Parking At Start: Charge for street parking, off-street parking in car park opposite Brandon Hotel in Princes Street.
Parking At End: Space for one or two cars near slip - take care not to block entrances or access. In Oyster Tavern car park for customers.
Spa to Banna
This section has much mixed agricultural land and a wide sandy beach between the Atlantic shore-line, with ever breaking waves, and the long sand-dune barrier. About 7.75 km road, 1 km unsurfaced road, 1 km track, 2 km beach, 0.25 km sand dune. Gentle incline from Spa then descent to Listrim Cross. Take care on Ardfert/Fenit road - busy, not much space for walkers. Banna Strand firm unless very high tide.
Distance: 12 km
Time Estimate: 4 hours
Grade: Easy
Parking At Start: Space for one or two cars near slip - do not block entrances or access. In Oyster Tavern car park for customers
Parking At End: Car park for beach
Banna to Ballyheigue
This section has a continuation of beach and sand dunes.About 4 km beach, remainder grassy path and track. Watch for marker directing off beach. Firm sand on beach except in very high tide when use storm beach.
Distance: 6.5 km
Time Estimate: 2 hours
Grade: Easy
Parking At Start: In car park for beach
Parking At End: In car park for beach
Ballyheigue to Glenderry
Along this section one finds mountain commonage at about 200m giving wide sweeping views over the Atlantic and the River Shannon.About 3.5 km road, 5.5 km track, bog road, path and field. Gentle climb out of Ballyheigue, steeper to top of Maulin Mountain, track to Glenderry can be rough and sometimes wet at bottom
Distance: 9 km
Time Estimate: 3.5 hours
Grade: Easy
Parking At Start: In car park for beach
Parking At End: Limited parking outside school (a few metres east of Way) except during school hours
Glenderry to Maulin Road
Mountain commonae with good views can be found along this section.About 3 km road, 4 km unsurfaced road, 2 km path. Good walking surface around Kerry Head and around Triskmore Mountain. Take care on section of road from Glenderry to Bus Shelter as narrow and no space for walkers
Distance: 9 km
Time Estimate: 3 hours
Grade: Easy
Parking At Start: Limited parking outside school (a few metres east of Way) except during school hours
Parking At End: Very limited
Maulin Road to Ballyheigue
The landscape surrounding this section is dominated by sea views and small holdings of agricultural land.About 5.5 km road, 0.5 km path and field. Easy walking on quiet roads. Rejoin outward route on path and field to descend to Ballyheigue.
Distance: 6 km
Time Estimate: 2 hours
Grade: Easy
Parking At Start: Very limited
Parking At End: In car park for beach
* Text and Images; courtesy of Walk Ireland.
Tralee
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Aharoe B&B, TraleeAharoe B&B is ideally located in the picturesque and historic village of Blennerville. Situated on the banks of the old ship canal, Aharoe commands majestic panoramic views of the Sliebh Mish Mountains and Tralee Bay with Blennerville Windmill .. | Web_Site |
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Brianville, TraleeBrianville is a luxurious bungalow located outside Tralee town on the Tralee-Fenit road with panoramic view of the Slieve Mish mountains along the Dingle Peninsula.An extensive breakfast menu is available to choose from.Ideal location for touring | Web_Site |
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Skehanagh Lodge - B&B, TraleeSkehanagh Lodge is a quiet, family owned and run bed and breakfast ideally located in a quiet area just 1.5 km from Tralee town. It provides an excellent base for exploring the delights of County Kerry. | Web_Site |
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Pebble Beach - B&B, TraleePebble Beach is a newly built bed and breakfast, set on the hillside overlooking Tralee Bay. The house is also designed to cater for the disabled persons.All bedrooms are central heated, spacious and en-suite | Web_Site |
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The Forge, TraleeThe Forge is a purpose built, family run bed and breakfast, which provides a high standard of accomodation and is approved by Bord Failte.located in Tralee Town | Web_Site |
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Tralee Races - Ballybeggan Park, TraleeCome to Ballybeggan Park and enjoy racing at its best. The June bank holiday meeting is an ideal way to enjoy the spirit of summer and traditional Kerry hospitality. The August meeting is the centre-piece of the International Rose of Tralee Festival. | Web_Site |
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Bleach Farmhouse, TraleeBleach Farmhouse is a traditional farmhouse set on a working beef farm. This homely bed and breakfast is scenically located beside the village of Blennerville at the start of the Dingle Way Walking Route.Ideal location for touring Dingle Peninsula | Web_Site |
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The Farmhouse, TraleeThe Farmhouse is a traditional farmhouse set on a mixed working farm. Located just off the Fenit road, 4km from Tralee town, with magnificent views of Tralee Bay and the Slieve Mish Mountains.An ideal location for touring the scenic routes of Kerry. | Web_Site |
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The Kingdom Hunt Club, TraleeThe Kingdom Hunt Club has staged many successful hunts in the County of Kerry | Web_Site |
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Commercial Property For Sale, TraleeThe following property consists of a main building and twelve semi-detached bungalows built on over nine acres of land. It is situated on the gateway to the Dingle Peninsula, just three miles from Tralee Town with splendid sea and mountain views. | Web_Site |
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Foley Solicitors, TraleeSiobhan Foley, Solicitor, main area of interest and work is in property transactions. Including buying, selling, leasing homes, sites, land and investment property.The full range of legal services are also offered | Web_Site |
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