Every effort is made by us to keep our events calendar updated but please appreciate that at times we are extremely busy and as a result we may not have got around to updating our events calendar with future scheduled events. Please do contact us to enquire regards a specific date. If these dates don’t work for you then just let us know and we will do our very best to arrange a specific date to suit.
22
Feb
2020
SOLD OUT Carrauntoohil by Brother O’ Sheas Gully
This date is now FULL A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland's highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 22/02 Confirmed27
Feb
2020
Carrauntoohil by O’Sheas Gully
A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland’s highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 27/02 Confirmed29
Feb
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 29/02 Confirmed01
Mar
2020
Carrauntoohil & Beenkeragh by Stumpa an tSaimh/Hags Tooth Ridge
A guided day of sensational scrambling, without doubt one of the very finest mountain adventures of its type in the entire country and involves well over 1500 metres of exhilarating hands on scrambling on sensational jagged and airy rock ridges, providing simply awe-inspiring views and high above the busier standard ascent trails. A fantastically rewarding day in the most majestic of peaks, this is a route for the more regular hill goer and takes in Irelands 2 highest mountains – Corrán Tuathail and Binn Chaorach. A very good level of fitness is required as well as being extremely competent, confident & comfortable with heights, sheer drops and being prepared to use your hands. Ref 01/03 Confirmed07
Mar
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 07/03 Confirmed13
Mar
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 13/03 Confirmed15
Mar
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 15/03 Confirmed21
Mar
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 21/03 Confirmed24
Mar
2020
Carrauntoohil by Brother O Shea’s Gully
A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland’s highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 24/03 Confirmed27
Mar
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 27/03 Confirmed28
Mar
2020
Carrauntoohil by Brother O Sheas Gully
A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland's highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 28/03 Confirmed29
Mar
2020
Mountain Proficiency & Navigation Course
Learn to become safe and self sufficient in the mountains. Our mountain proficiency courses aim to give you the vital map, compass and relevant hill skills to enable you to navigate in all weathers and is suitable for beginners upwards. They are aimed at individuals, clubs and youth groups. Our 1 day course is based in the MacGillycuddys Reeks mountains – and starts off with a short introduction, followed by a day out on the lower slopes learning about contours, pacing and timing distances, and getting to grips with really understanding what the map is showing us and how landscape features are represented. 1 day course syllabus: Maps, scales, grid system & grid references Concept of the three D’s – Direction, Distance and Detail The Compass, different types, advantages and disadvantages, measuring and taking bearings, allowing for magnetic variation Techniques for following bearings in bad visibility, back bearings Pacing distances and timing distances, all measuring and calculations Understanding Contours – the shape of the land – and interpreting map features. €75pp with Tea / Coffee & scones included !!! Ref 29/03 Confirmed08
Apr
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 08/04 Confirmed09
Apr
2020
Carrauntoohil by The Devils Ladder
Though still graded as difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 09/04 Confirmed11
Apr
2020
Carrauntoohil by The Devils Ladder
Though graded as difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 11/04 Confirmed17
Apr
2020
Coomloughra Horseshoe
A sensational route ticking off Ireland's 3 highest mountains and the only three peaks in the country over 1000metres! Rough, uneven, steep and rocky terrain involving sections of grade I/II scrambling. Arguably one of the very finest walks in all of Ireland, this trek truly provides you with what the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks has to offer in terms of breath taking views and exciting challenges. Please note this route is often underestimated and hence requires a good head for heights and a high level of fitness with prior scrambling experience an advantage. Ref 17/04 Confirmed17
Apr
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 17/04 Confirmed24
Apr
2020
Carrauntoohil by Brother O’ Sheas Gully
A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland's highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 24/04 Provisional – minimum numbers are required in order for this ascent to go ahead, please get in contact if you are interested and make this ascent happen!!!25
Apr
2020
Carrauntoohil by Devils Ladder
Though still graded as difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 25/04 Confirmed01
May
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 01/05 Confirmed23
May
2020
Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder
Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 23/05 Confirmed24
May
2020
Carrauntoohil by O’ Sheas Gully
A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland’s highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 24/05 Confirmed31
May
2020
Carrauntoohil by Brother O’ Shea’s Gully
A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland’s highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 31/05 Confirmed
20
Jun
2020
Carrauntoohil by Brother O’ Sheas Gully
A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland's highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 20/06 Confirmed27
Jun
2020
Carrauntoohil by The Devils Ladder
Though still graded as difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 27/06 Confirmed04
Jul
2020
Coumloughra Horseshoe
Coumloughra Horseshoe – ticking off Irelands’ 3 highest mountains. Rough, uneven, steep and rocky terrain involving sections of grade I/II scrambling. Arguably one of the very finest walks in Ireland, this trek truly provides you with what the MacGillycuddy's Reeks has to offer in terms of breath taking views and exciting challenges. Please note : Often underestimated and hence requires a good head for heights and HIGH level of fitness. Ref 04/07 Confirmed05
Jul
2020
Coomloughra Horseshoe
Coumloughra Horseshoe – ticking off Irelands’ 3 highest mountains. Rough, uneven, steep and rocky terrain involving sections of grade I/II scrambling. Arguably one of the very finest walks in Ireland, this trek truly provides you with what the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks has to offer in terms of breath taking views and exciting challenges. Please note : Often underestimated and hence requires a good head for heights and high level of fitness. Ref: 05/07 Confirmed08
Jul
2020
