Walk The Tipperary 10 - Discover Ireland
Walk The Tipperary 10 - Discover Ireland
Walk The Tipperary 10 - Discover Ireland
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<strong>Tipperary</strong><br />
Heritage Town<br />
3<br />
Glen of Aherlow<br />
Galtymore<br />
Knockmealdowns<br />
Rock of Cashel<br />
Golden<br />
Cahir<br />
<strong>The</strong> Vee<br />
<strong>Walk</strong> 3: Loop the Loop in Ballinacourty<br />
4<br />
Cashel<br />
1<br />
Mitchelstown Caves 5<br />
Clogheen<br />
Cahir Castle<br />
2<br />
Swiss Cottage<br />
Ardfinnan<br />
Fethard<br />
Medievil Walls<br />
<strong>10</strong><br />
Glengoole<br />
Kilenuale<br />
Slievnamon<br />
Clonmel Main Guard<br />
River Suir<br />
Comeragh mountains<br />
Ormond Castle<br />
Carrick-on-Suir<br />
Kilkenny<br />
Kilkenny Castle<br />
From Christ the King in the Glen of Aherlow, follow the waymarked path on the Ballinacourty Loop<br />
<strong>Walk</strong> and take in the breathtaking view of <strong>Tipperary</strong>’s Galtee Mountains. Experience the freedom of<br />
the great outdoors and ‘green gym’ for adventure and fun for all the<br />
family. Bring a picnic or avail of refreshments locally.<br />
6<br />
30mins 40mins<br />
8<br />
9<br />
Kilsheelan<br />
Attractions nearby; Nearby Towns for Food<br />
and Accommodation; Stunning Landscape;<br />
Other <strong>Tipperary</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>Walk</strong>s nearby; Drive Time<br />
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<strong>Walk</strong> Information<br />
Distance of walk: 11km<br />
<strong>Walk</strong> Type: Loop walk<br />
Time: 2.5 - 3 hours<br />
Level of walk: Moderate<br />
Start: Trail Head of Looped <strong>Walk</strong><br />
(Grid: S 855,302; map no.66)<br />
Nearest Town: <strong>Tipperary</strong> Town,<br />
Lisvarrinane, Bansha, Galbally<br />
What the locals say: <strong>The</strong> Glen of<br />
Aherlow is a walker’s paradise<br />
where there is always a warm<br />
welcome.<br />
Unusual Fact: hrist the King Statue<br />
was erected to commemorate the<br />
Holy Year of 1950. <strong>The</strong> raised hand<br />
of Christ gives a blessing to all who<br />
live in the Glen of Aherlow and all<br />
who pass through.<br />
Photo: Glen of Aherlow by Liz Beaton