Travel Guide Killarney National Park

A 10 236 hectare natural park offering superb hiking or cycling possibilities. You will discover beautiful mountain and forest landscapes (including the last oak forest in the country). Three lakes are also located in the house. It houses many species of birds and deer.The park is divided into two parts. An entrance is within walking distance of Killarney city centre, located next to St Mary's Cathedral. This is the entrance of Golden Gates, which leads to Ross Road, a trail through the park at which the Ross Castle and the pier for Kennedy Island are located.The other entrance to the park is 5 km from the N 71, south-west of Killarney. This is the main entrance, leading to the Muckross House, where the visitor centre is located for the entire park as well as the Traditional Traditional farms and Ft Waterfall. You can get there by taxi from the village. In summer, the stop also works fairly well. For all these two sites, cycling is the best way to travel. Bicycle paths have been arranged and it is an ideal opportunity to explore all of these sites in one afternoon or one day. Guided tours are also available from Killarney. Check out the tourist office for schedules and prices.