Torc Mountain, Waterfall and Forest

Located in Killarney National Park, Torc mountain at its summit
provides stunning views across South Kerry
with Killarney town to the Northeast, The Macgillycuddy’s Reeks to the West
and the Dingle peninsula to the North.

Access to the start of the trail is by driving up the old Kenmare road to a car park
where you will find each route for the Mountain and Waterfall.
The car park can hold approximately 20 cars.
Vans will find it easy to navigate to the route but HGVs will find access
to the car park via the old Kenmare road difficult.

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Location

Torc Mountain
Torc
Co. Kerry
Ireland

Google maps location
  • Latitude: 52.005745
  • Latitude: -9.506869

Facilities

  • Parking available at location
  • Toilets at location

Contact Details

Kate Kennelly (Kerry Arts Officer)
Kerry Film Development Officer

e: arts@kerrycoco.ie
t: +353 (0)66 7183541

SCREEN KERRY
County Buildings, Rathass,
Tralee, Co. Kerry

info@kerrycoco.ie
066 7183500

Torc Mountain, Waterfall and Forest

Torc Mountain, Waterfall and Forest

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