Slievereagh Loop Walk

Slievereagh Loop Walk
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The walk begins in the village of Kilfinane on quiet country roads before heading towards Ballyriggan through a magnificent, serene mature forest. Before diving down into the depths of the forest to cross a little stream, there is a meadow in the heart of the woodland with old standing stones. Once out of the woodland, the trail follows a forestry road for about 800 meters before veering left and taking a new path where there are two benches to sit and enjoy the views.

Continue on until you see a dog leg for the Pinnacle of Slieve Reagh. The walk continues for a while further, and you will come upon the Lazy Dog Shooting (clay pigeon shooting) on your right. Soon after, the route rejoins the main forestry road, and the walker is greeted by views of the Ballyhoura countryside in front of them. The trail returns to Kilfinane after looping back to Killeen.

Distance: 15km | Time: 3.5 - 4 hours hours

Waymarking: White | Highpoint/Ascent: 402m

Trailhead: Kilfinane Village

Trail Type: Grass path, forestry road, minor roads

Dogs Allowed: On a lead

Difficulty: Moderate -includes predominantly Class 3 trails but can include sections of Class 1, Class 2 or Class 4 Trails (typically for no more than 30% of the route distance). Overall the route will have rough underfoot conditions and may include uphill sections taking up to 10 minutes to walk. It is suitable for people with a moderate level of fitness. Specific outdoor walking footwear and clothing required.

*Slievereagh Loop project was Funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development under the Outdoor Recreation Scheme.

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The walk begins in the village of Kilfinane on quiet country roads before heading towards Ballyriggan through a magnificent, serene mature forest. Before diving down into the depths of the forest to cross a little stream, there is a meadow in the heart of the woodland with old standing stones. Once out of the woodland, the trail follows a forestry road for about 800 meters before veering left and taking a new path where there are two benches to sit and enjoy the views.

Continue on until you see a dog leg for the Pinnacle of Slieve Reagh. The walk continues for a while further, and you will come upon the Lazy Dog Shooting (clay pigeon shooting) on your right. Soon after, the route rejoins the main forestry road, and the walker is greeted by views of the Ballyhoura countryside in front of them. The trail returns to Kilfinane after looping back to Killeen.

Distance: 15km | Time: 3.5 - 4 hours hours

Waymarking: White | Highpoint/Ascent: 402m

Trailhead: Kilfinane Village

Trail Type: Grass path, forestry road, minor roads

Dogs Allowed: On a lead

Difficulty: Moderate -includes predominantly Class 3 trails but can include sections of Class 1, Class 2 or Class 4 Trails (typically for no more than 30% of the route distance). Overall the route will have rough underfoot conditions and may include uphill sections taking up to 10 minutes to walk. It is suitable for people with a moderate level of fitness. Specific outdoor walking footwear and clothing required.

*Slievereagh Loop project was Funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development under the Outdoor Recreation Scheme.

DOWNLOAD KILFINANE WALKING HUB MAP

Suitable for:

Walkers & Hikers Groups