Killarney Lake District

 
Visitors who want to see the Killarney lake district have the choice between doing so on their own or taking advantage of the sightseeing trips organized by local agencies. Most people opt for a package covering travel in a jaunting car (a light open horse-drawn car), on ponyback and by boat. One such trip - almost the standard tour - is the following: by jaunting car from Killarney round the north side of the Lower Lake to Kate Kearney's Cottage; from there on a pony, in a jaunting car or on foot over the Gap of Dunloe and down to the Upper Lake; then by boat from the south end of the lake by way of the Middle Lake to Ross Castle; and finally back to Killarney by jaunting car.

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The lakes around Killarney, of varying size, lie in a breathtakingly beautiful landscape of mountains and hills formed by glacial action. The largest of the lakes is the Lower Lake, also known as Lough Leane, immediately southeast of Killarney.
Address: Killarney Tourist Office, Town Hall
Main Street, Killarney , Ireland

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A dory in the Killarney Lakes District.A dory in the Killarney Lakes District.
Sheep in the Kerry countryside.Sheep in the Kerry countryside.
Exterior of the Ross Castle near Killarney.Exterior of the Ross Castle near Killarney.
Grass on the waterfront at Killarney National Park.Grass on the waterfront at Killarney National Park.
Roadway to Ross Castle, Killarney.Roadway to Ross Castle, Killarney.
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