Torc Waterfall is well known just outside Killarney. However, climb further but not far and you will lose the crowds and come upon scenes like this – without people. If you are a bit fitter why not climb up Torc Hill, which is tiny compared to the nearby MacGillicuddy’s Reeks but allows for glorious views over Killarney and its lakes.
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eemmm, meant Torc….lol
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No worries, the important thing is to like the piccie and share your experience. Never been glamping, just the basic stuff. Trust you had a good time, Killarney is a great centre, even with all the tourist coaches. MM
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Beautiful picture, I was only up Tork Waterfall last week,while glamping in Killarney with some of my family 🙂
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Truly a masterpiece
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Thanks, really appreciated. As I say am looking for feedback, but kind of knocked back off my feet at such high praise.
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Can relate to the dog part, we always have Breanna with us, which makes our life interesting~
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This simply takes your breath away~
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Glad you like it as it wasn’t easy to get right on the basis of having a dog to keep an eye on and a friend to entertain. Hope to put up a photo of Torc Waterfall itself, though I prefer the peace of this shot. Thanks for the comment.
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