Hiking Mount Brandon via The Saint’s Route, County Kerry, Ireland
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2024
- Memories of Ireland 2024
All earnings from this endeavour go to Cancer Research UK
The ascent of Mount Brandon via the medieval pilgrim’s route called The Saint’s Route. At 952m (3,123 ft), it is the highest Irish mountain outside the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks range. For Christians, the way up is marked by 14 crosses that represent the 14 key moments in the trial, crucifixion, and burial of Jesus Christ
3hrs - up and down
14.8k steps
Note: There is no adjustment to or photo-shopping of any image or video. All videos are shot and all pictures captured on my iPhone12 without the use of tripods, drones or other tools; before compiling using iMovie (also on my iPhone12)
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Thanks for sharing your Irish walk. County Kerry is a beautiful part of the country.
We’ve found that a lot of Ireland 🇮🇪 is beautiful
Absolutely stunning work my friend, this looks and feels amazing!
You get a lot of ‘bang’ (views), for your ‘buck’ (effort)
I haven’t been to this part of Ireland but it’s a beautiful country, to be sure 😃. Happy trails.🤘🏻🥾⛰️
To be sure!
I remember seeing Mt Brandon from Dingle. St Brandon is the guy in the boat, right? 😂 Dingle was one of my favorite places to visit in Ireland. Gorgeous country! I’m currently reading a memoir by Raynor Winn about hiking the South West Coast Path (Different country, I know). Have you done any of that? Thanks for keeping the videos coming!
We’re near the end of a 16 day, own car, self created, tour of Ireland
I have walked the SWCP. It was my warm up for the AT. 2022. 28 days (I pushed). Most consistently stunning trek I’ve done so far. Used to test my self and gear. Videos for all days!
That’s a fast walk! 😳 We flew into Limerick, rented a car and traveled mostly on west coast, from Galway and the inhabited Innish island (years ago, I can’t remember the name - Dun Aengus is there. Innishere? Innisfree?) down to Dingle Peninsula. Great time!
We did the same for that part of Ireland, plus some mountains…
Most SWCP itineraries take 48-54 days mainly because walkers slack pack between accommodations. I wild camped, so could walk 10hr days…
Beautiful scenes, indeed! Did you car-ferry from the UK?
Car ferry - yes. Nearing the end of a 16 day self created tour….
Wow, how do you find these walks? So many feet have probably walked that route ….. pretty steep in places too
This was part of a ‘tour’ around Ireland and for that ‘stop’, it was a highlighted walk. I’ve only posted a few of the walks we did