Cork & Cycling
The Cork Harbour Greenway: what to expect
A traffic-free route from the city out along the harbour — the surface, the distances and the best places to stop along the way.
Articles & Guides
Useful guides and local information about exploring Cork, cycling, hiking and spending time in the mountains.
Mountains & Hiking
Hiking the Galtee Mountains: a first-timer's guide
Ireland's highest inland range sits within easy reach of Cork. Here is what a day on the Galtees involves and how to prepare for it.
Cork & Cycling
Cycling in Cork city: a simple guide for visitors
What it is really like to cycle around Cork city — the quiet routes, the hills worth avoiding and the places worth stopping for.
Cork & Cycling
Planning an outdoor team activity in Cork
Practical advice for organisers: group sizes, mixed fitness levels, weather planning and how much time to allow.
Mountain Skills
Mountain navigation basics: map, compass and common mistakes
The handful of skills that make the biggest difference in poor visibility — and the mistakes that catch people out most often.
Cork & Cycling
A sustainable city break in Cork
How to plan a low-carbon few days in Cork — where to stay, what to see on foot and by bike, where to eat, and easy day trips by train and bus.
Mountains & Hiking
The Knockmealdowns and Comeraghs: two ranges worth knowing
Two contrasting Munster ranges within easy reach of Cork — smooth heathery ridges and dramatic glacial corries.
Ireland & the Wild Atlantic Way
Eight need-to-know facts about Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way
What the Wild Atlantic Way actually is, how long it is, where it starts and ends, and what to expect from the weather, the language and the landscape.
Cork & Cycling
Cork's international cuisine
Cork is a food city, and its casual international restaurants are a big part of that — Indian, Italian, Japanese, Mexican, Palestinian and Mediterranean.
Ireland & the Wild Atlantic Way
Hiking and biking on the Beara Peninsula
One of the quietest and most rewarding corners of the Wild Atlantic Way — the legend behind the name, the best walks, and two excellent cycling loops.
