Be advised there is an extra charge of €25 per person if you're taking the hackney-quite steep and not a comfortable ride! The view of this highest mountain is spectacular on a sunny day. ENJOY!

We started off in Cronins yard. It was such an adventure. There was a group of us and a guide also. We went at night time. It was very tough but very enjoyable.

On our tour of the Ring of Kerry, it was nice to come to the point where we could see the highest mountain, Carrantoohil, of Ireland. It is a perfectly triangular mountain from where we viewed it and we were told that it was 3406...More

it is an amazing place but difficult to climb especially the devil's ladder. Even thought i came from Ethiopia, a mountainous country, i am really enjoyed the nature, mountains, the small rivers and lakes. the place is well organised and informative at the start point...More

Had a free day on my own in Killarney, decided to tackle Carrantoohil. And so, so pleased that I did. Hike took about 6.5hrs (starting/ending in Cronin’ yard). Was raining and very wet to start. And a bit chilly w/ limited visibility as I reached...More

From start to finish an unbelievable experience!!! As a hiker from Wicklow I thought about hiking this myself but I've heard about things going wrong and as I'm not good with a map knew that I would feel a bit anxious about heading into these...More

My wife and I climbed Carrantoohil with a guide and so we didn't do much of the "tourist track." Instead we climbed up around the mountain via O'Shea's gulley and summited. Came down via the more touristy devils ladder, which was quite dull in comparison...More