Glengarriff Nature Reserve

A footbridge crosses a peat-darkened stream. This path is on the segment of the Beara Way that passes through the Glengarriff Nature Reserve. (The Beara Way is a circular walking route of 200 km or 125 miles through one of Ireland's most remote and rugged peninsulas.)

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Walking in Ireland - General Information:

Introduction

Types of walking trips

Resources and Web links

Walks in Northern Ireland:

Giant's Causeway

Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

Rathlin Island

Guide: Chris Murphy

Walks in Southwest Ireland: