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We found the Kerry Way to be one of the most challenging hikes of our entire journey. But we also felt the blessings beneath our feet, the wind at our backs, and the sun on our faces as we neared the completion of our eighth and final trek.
The Kerry Way is the longest of the Republic of Ireland’s long-distance paths. It circles the Iveragh Peninsula, providing a walkers’ version of the famous Ring of Kerry drive. With many path options to consider, we chose a trekking route totaling 123 miles over nine stages.
