The Dingle Way Dingle - the name rings a bell and the area is a popular holiday destination. The Dingle Way makes a complete circuit around the mountainous Dingle Peninsula from Tralee. The route is mostly along fairly easy paths, tracks and minor roads, but there is one high-level stretch crossing a gap on the shoulder of Brandon Mountain.
Accommodation is widely available, but there are some places where the choice is quite limited.
Find time to explore the museum and other exhibits in the Ashe Memorial Hall. The Dingle Way leaves town and follows an old ship canal towards a fine arched bridge at Blennerville. There is a windmill and visitor centre at Blennerville, with exhibits focusing on emigration from the area. The route follows a road uphill, then traces a path along the lower slopes of the Slieve Mish Mountains. The ruined village of Killelton is passed and a short detour brings the village of Camp within reach.