Hiking one of the busiest and most popular walking routes in South Tipperary

'Directly below me were the ramparts of 13th century Kiltinan Castle which was once a seat of the Butlers'
Hiking one of the busiest and most popular walking routes in South Tipperary

Slievenamon, Tipperary

Sun, 07 Jul, 2024 - 06:00
John G O’Dwyer

Slievenamon, Tipperary

The there-and-back 15km route to the summit takes about 2.5 hours. For the extended circuit allow an additional 1.5 hours. 

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