consider Walking with a guide along the Dingle Way
Not everyone will consider using a guide when walking the Dingle Way. Most people may be on a budget or may not wish to be tied down to a schedule when on holiday when vacationing. However if you do decide to take a guide when walking the Dingle Way then I suggues that you consider the services of Adrian Hendroff.
Adrian is a Irish Photographer, guidebook writer and qualified Mountain Leader.In fact if you wish he can teach all the skills one would need to safely get around a mountain safely
he has been offering Photography Workshops & Tours for several yearsvacatiuoning
Reasons to take with a guide on the Dingle Peninsula
Adrian writes about the area from the point that he knows what the peninsukla is about. He knows it and he wishes to convery all that he believe you will like and enjoy also . His guide books are really well written and have lovely maps and descriptions about the fauna,and flora in the area. he has a great understanding of the folklore, and history. Lastly Adrian understands the geology and place names of each area and the etymology of the words
In his books he writes about Mount Eagle. He is able to talk about the spectacular coastal road around Slea Head. Adrian can introduce his clients to the wonderful Dunmore Head, the last point on the peninsula. He is aware that some routes are difficult and will point these to cater for your levels of fitness. The hike up Dunmore Head summit is a perfect introduction to the hillsides and lets you know exactly why walking the Dingle way / peninsula is so popular with people like you.
Come and enjoy the wonderful spectacular Dingle Peninsula. They consider this among the Top 100 destinations in the world according to TripAdvisor. National Geographic, say that it is one the most beautiful places on earth – That is some compliment. The landscape includes soaring mountaintops, gentle hillsides, secluded lakes and valleys, ancient ruins, dramatic sea cliffs and long, sandy beaches.
Adrian will take you off the beaten track when strolling the Dingle way to find these stunning landscape in a variety of walking routes ranging from short hikes to full-day treks. From the wild extremities of the Great Blasket Island to the majestic heights of Mount Brandon and the comfort of the Dingle Way, there’s something for all tastes. Each route is given a summary and illustrated with maps and photographs. Route descriptions include GPS coordinates, navigation guidance, access notes and short variations. There is also material on the fauna, flora, folklore, history, geology and place names of each area.
The following are all places you will find when walking the Dingle Way and are places that Adrian can bring you to if you wish:
Great Blasket Island
An Ceann Dubh Extension
Mount Eagle and Dunmore Head 3 Cruach Mharthain and Clogher Head
Sybil Head and The Three Sisters
Ballydavid Head and Beenmore
Plaras Mor and Masatiompan
BrandonCreek
Brandon Mountain from the East and from the West
A Must – Brandon Mountain via Paternoster Lakes
Ballysitteragh, Beennabrack and An Bhinn Dubh
Slevanea loop from Conor Pass
Ballyduff to Anascaul
The 3 peads of Meelin in Annascaul
Walking the Dingle Way along Beenbo, Slevenagower, Slevenalecka and An Cnapán Mor
Cnoc Mhaollonáin and An Shinog Thuaidh
Stradbally Mountain, Beenoskee, An Com Ban and Binn an Tuair
Magharees Loop
Glanteenassig Forest and Lakes
Consider Glanteenassig High Level Circuit
Derrymore Horseshoer
Copyright: Some images have been provided by William Glasgow Howe and Adrian Hendroff
