Discover Killarney National Park on Expert Local Guided Walks
Guided walks through lakes, mountains, historic sites and native wildlife in Killarney, County Kerry.
Featured Walks
Guided Walk • Guided Killarney National Park Walking Tour — explore Ross Castle, Knockreer House, lakes and red deer.
About Killarney Guided Walks
Killarney Guided Walks offers guided walking experiences in and around Killarney, County Kerry, focused on the landscapes and historic sites of Killarney National Park. Using local route knowledge, the guides lead visitors to lakes, mountain vistas, ancient ruins and the park's native wildlife, including red deer and rare flora. The company highlights landmarks such as Ross Castle and the old copper mines while presenting accessible routes suitable for a range of fitness levels.
One signature offering is a 2-hour guided walk that meets at 11:00 AM at oSheas Funeral Home (V93 KX61), opposite St. Mary’s Cathedral. From that meeting point the walk enters the National Park by a traditional thatched cottage, continues past Knockreer House and Dairy Cottage — where President Charles de Gaulle stayed in June 1969 — and opens out onto lake and mountain vistas with opportunities to spot red deer grazing in the fields. Guides are local to the area and draw on community knowledge to show lesser-known viewpoints and historical context.
All descriptions and meeting details are provided so visitors can plan arrival logistics. Killarney Guided Walks emphasizes factual local interpretation of the region’s natural and cultural features, offering on-foot experiences that connect visitors directly to the landscapes and history of Killarney National Park.
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