The Glen of Aherlow, Tipperary's most attractive and scenic holiday destination, is a lush valley where the River Aherlow runs between the Galtee Mountains and the wooded ridge of Slievenamuck. Bounded by the rural villages of Bansha and Galbally, the Glen was historically an important pass between Limerick and Tipperary.
The Glen of Aherlow, Tipperary is a walkers paradise offering a variety of low level
loop and mountain walks. Walking and trekking holidays are now the most sought after
activity for Irish and overseas visitors to Ireland and what better way to enjoy the
natural resources of mountains, rivers, lakes, forests and scenic landscape combined with
fresh air and healthy exercise. All of these natural features are in abundance in the Glen
of Aherlow, which makes it so attractive to walkers.
The Glen of Aherlow, Tipperary is a fantastic destination for a range of activities from walking, cycling and horse riding in the immediate area. Within easy access is a choice of 4 golf courses and the amazing Mountain Bike Trail in Ballyhoura. Bike hire is available for leisurely cycling, horse riding offers either on site lessons or longer trekks for the more advanced rider. From the Glen of Aherlow there are 4 18 hole golf courses within a twenty minute drive. Many the local sporting clubs hold weekly games in all the local pitches with GAA, Soccer and Rugby. Whether you want to take part or shout from the sidelines there is something for everyone in the Glen of Aherlow.
- Groups, Clubs and individual walkers welcome
- 3 Graded Walks each day
- Excellent Accommodation available
- Nightly Entertainment
Experienced guides will accompany all walks. Choose the walk most suited to your level of fitness.Please adhere to the ‘Leave no Trace’ code of outdoor ethics.
The Glen of Aherlow, Tipperary's most attractive and scenic holiday destination, is a lush valley where the River Aherlow runs between the Galtee Mountains and the wooded ridge of Slievenamuck. Bounded by the rural villages of Bansha and Galbally, the Glen was historically an important pass between Limerick and Tipperary.