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 Confirmed

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  Confirmed

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 Confirmed

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 16/04 Confirmed

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 Confirmed 

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 Confirmed