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mountains.

Local Kerry routes, mountain forecasts and a kit list shaped by the day ahead.

Kerry routes, mountain forecasts and day-ready kit lists.

Who the gully is named after, what the placename means, who built the fort.

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29 routes recorded

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LATEST ROUTEDINGLEStradbally and Beenoskee from Killiney CrossHard · 14.64 km · 5 hr 26

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Routes for your plan.

Recorded routes

Every route here was walked, recorded and photographed by Rob. Paddy marks a dog-friendly route.

Every route here was walked, recorded and photographed by Rob.

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KERRY MOUNTAIN OUTLOOK

Weather in Kerry.

A representative forecast at 600 m near central Kerry. Mountain conditions can differ sharply from this reference point.

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RAIN, GUST & VISIBILITY WINDOW

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MET ÉIREANN · KERRY

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Forecast guidance only. This is not a safety guarantee. Check official warnings, local conditions and your own experience before committing to the route. Open the Met Éireann mountain forecast ↗

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KERRY MOUNTAIN ESSENTIALS

Bring what the hills ask for.

A dependable starting checklist for Kerry’s open mountain ground. Add route-specific equipment and judgement.

Leave a plan. Tell someone your route and return time. For emergencies in Ireland call 112 or 999 and ask for Mountain Rescue.

Rob Condon standing among rocky pinnacles high above the Kerry landscape

BEHIND THE ROUTES

The walker behind Slí.

I’m Rob Condon, a Kerry hillwalker and photographer who has spent years exploring the county’s mountains, glens and coastal routes. I’m a member of both the Laune Mountaineering Club and Annascaul Walking Club, and the routes on Slí Kerry come from days I have walked, recorded and photographed myself.

This site is my way of sharing the places, conditions and practical details that make walking in Kerry so rewarding. Every route is offered as a starting point for your own planning, not a substitute for experience, navigation skills or good judgement in the mountains.

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FROM THE MOUNTAIN

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Looking back through the green Hag’s Glen beneath dark cloudRocky Mount Brandon corrie with the Dingle coast beyondA mountain lough reflecting steep green slopesSheep on a high slope above the Atlantic coastBroken mountain rock beneath moving cloudWestern Dingle fields and headlands meeting the Atlantic

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“Stand beautifully on the earth.”
John Moriarty