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Good walks in cork!

Mulan · 2009-08-24 23:01:10

Hi Guys. I looking to do some walking/ light hillwaking in the cork area. any recommendations Thanks

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25-08-2009 12:01am

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Mulan

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Hi Guys.
I looking to do some walking/ light hillwaking in the cork area.
any recommendations

Thanks

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#2 26-08-2009 12:49pm
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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055577357&highlight=Gougane

And if you have a car and you are anywhere in west or mid cork, you are within an easy drive of Killarney...

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055646064

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#3 26-08-2009 1:20pm
omerin

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regional partk in ballincollig, i bring the madra, no hills though

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#4 27-08-2009 12:41am
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1. Sheeps head is great for a wilderness experience. Bit of a tough walk - but well worth it. You can vary the walk from 3 to 7 or more hours.
2. Lough Hyne and the hill behind it.
3. Castlefreke, the lagoon and the red strand.
4. Circuit of inchadoney island (at low tide).
5. Glengarriff forest and surrounding hills.

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#5 27-08-2009 8:14pm
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+1 to Gougane Barra and to around Glengarriff.

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