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A Walk – Walk 2 – Scullogue Gap Hike
€20.00For those seeking a rewarding and invigorating challenge, the Scullogue Gap hike is an ideal choice. This hike offers the perfect combination of breath-taking scenery and exercise, taking in several of the highest peaks in the Blackstairs Mountains. Starting from the picturesque Scullogue Gap, this route leads you through some of the most stunning landscapes in County Carlow, with sweeping vistas that are sure to inspire.
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B Walk – Walk 5 – Introduction to the Blackstairs
€20.00This walk offers an excellent introduction to the stunning landscape of the Blackstairs Mountains, featuring some of its most prominent peaks, including Blackstairs Mountain (733 meters) and the historic site of Caher Roe’s Den (564 meters).
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B Walk – Walk 3 – Exploring the Natural Wonders of the Blackstairs Mountains
€20.00Join renowned environmentalist and RTÉ personality Éanna Ní Lamhna for a walk that’s as enlightening as it is enjoyable. With her trademark wit and wisdom, Éanna guides you through the diverse habitats of the Blackstairs Mountains, sharing fascinating insights into the natural world.
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B Walk – Walk 4 – Explore the History and Heritage of the Blackstairs Mountains
€20.00Join us for a guided walk through the Blackstairs Mountains, where you’ll discover the fascinating history of the area. Led by knowledgeable local guides, this six-hour mountain trek offers a deep dive into the area’s ancient past, revealing the many stories etched into its rugged landscape.
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B Walk – Walk 6 – Mount Leinster to Kildavin
€20.00This walk begins at the well-known viewing spot the Nine Stones, where walkers will be treated to breath-taking views before descending towards the cattle grid on the Mountain Road. The route then loops around Tomduff, leading up to the cairn on Slievebawn and returns to the Nine Stones vantage point. Here, you can take in an unrivalled panorama of Carlow’s rich and colourful countryside, stretching across the southeast like a vibrant tapestry. On clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of the distant Welsh coastline.
