The Beara Way
The rugged Beara Peninsula is shared between counties Cork and Kerry. It is completely encircled by the Beara Way, which offers a combination of mountain and coastal scenery. The route uses minor roads, tracks and paths, passing a number of small towns and delightful villages, with history and heritage often to the fore. Full details on the sections can be downloaded below.
便利设施
Maps: OS 1:50,000 Discovery Sheets 78, 84 & 85
Route: Section 1 – Glengarriff to Adrigole – Moderate Section 2 – Adrigole to Castletownbere – Hard Section 3 – Westend Pier to Lighthouse at western end of Bear Island, Signal Tower and to Rerrin – Moderate Section 4 – Westend Pier to Rerrin along northern side of Bear Island Section 5 - Circuit (clockwise) of eastern end of Bear Island from Rerrin to Rerrin and there-and-back to Martello Tower – Easy Section 6 – Castletownbere to Allihies – Easy Section 7 – Allihies to Garinish (White Strand) – Easy Section 8 – Circuit from Cable Car to Garinish, Glanarough and Ballynacarriga to Cable Car – Moderate Section 9 – Circuit of Dursey Island (clockwise) and there-and-back to Dursey Head – Easy Section 10 – Allihies to Eyeries – Easy Section 11 – Eyeries to Ballycrovane – Easy Section 12 – Ballycrovane to Ardgroom – Moderate Section 13 – Ardgroom to Lauragh – Easy Section 14 – Lauragh to Lough Inchiquin – Moderate Section 15 – Lough Inchiquin to Kenmare – Moderate Section 16 – Kenmare to Bunane (east of N71) – Easy Section 17 – Kenmare to Bunane (via Drombane, west of N71) – Easy Section 18 – Bunane to Glengarriff – Easy
