Attractions

Based in the Glen of Aherlow there are many attractions in the vicinity for the visitor whether you want heritage sites or scenic rural areas to indulge yourself with clean air and natural landscape.  All attractions are within 30-minute drive of the Glen of Aherlow, and are located in or near the Heritage Towns of Cashel, Cahir and Tipperary. Enjoy the ambience of these country towns, which offer local shopping, places to eat, country pubs and an opportunity to meet the locals.

The Galtees are Ireland’s highest inland mountain range, with a variety of peaks including Galtymore at 3,018 feet (919m). The Galtees provide the challenge required for today’s serious hill-walker and mountain climber.  There are five corrie lakes on the range, accessible only by foot, to add to the attractiveness of the range, while the Coillte woodlands create a most pleasant entry to the Galtees.

Within the local catchment area of the Glen of Aherlow there is a variety of
Galty Mountains

national and local heritage sites in the surrounding Heritage Towns of Tipperary, Cashel and Cahir as well as additional activities, golfing and fishing, horse racing.

The variety of prehistoric, and early Christian sites within the valley and throughout the hinterland, provides comprehensive trails for both the casual and seasoned historian.  A visit to St Pecaun’s Holy Well, St Berrihert’s Well & Kyle and St Sedna’s Well in Clonbeg Churchyard is a must to enjoy the peace and serenity of these early Christian sites.

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