Little over a 17 km route if you leave from Cronin's yard. Handy car park at Cronins yard €2 a go. They have a coffee shop with toilets, showers etc. there if you need it. Great walk up the valley splitting the two lakes before...More

To start with we headed down from Meath on Friday afternoon, on arriving we met John from Croinin's Yard who couldn't have been more helpful. After pitching the tent and enjoying the views we settled down for the next day. I brought my two children...More

Two days ago i had one of the greatest experiences in my life. I met up with the experienced guide john o'sullivan and two other guys,clive and noah (not sure about the spelling)and climbed up carrantoohil.we followed a less touristy trail toto reach the top...More

As of the last four years, there are no dogs allowed on this range of mountains - there was sheep worrying by tourists dogs. So we didn't get out of the car park and went to the coast instead. Strange how the Lake District can...More

great views but make sure to go prepared with proper hiking clothes and plenty of water, snack and your mobile

Challenging walk but enjoyable, the views are fantastic. But make sure you check weather and go with someone.

I feel like many of the reviews prior to the past 3 have glazed over the fact that Devils Ladder is a full out (scary at times) vertical scramble. This is not for the faint of heart! Being in moderately good shape (recovering from hip...More

A great hike that has amazing views, if you can get a good day! We went up the devil's ladder and down the zig zags. Devil's ladder is steep and requires some scrambling. Takes about 2 hours to get to the summit this way. Hiking...More

I am no climber, yet I made it up and down in 5.5hrs. Starts off nice and gentle and then the devils ladder sorts you out. But it is worth it all just to climb the highest mountain in Ireland.

One of the most scenic walks in the British Isles! Even in July it is relatively quiet, and the views from Carrantoohill and neighbouring peaks are spectacular. The Devil's ladder route is a challenging walk/scramble, but not a climb. Parked a Cronin's yard (excellent tea...More