Healy Pass Claimed

Healy Pass in County Kerry, is a spectacular and picturesque mountain route that winds through the enigmatic Caha Mountains on the Beara Peninsula, offering an enchanting and scenic drive. Named after Tim Healy, the inaugural Governor-General of the Irish Free State, the pass treats visitors to breathtaking views of rugged landscapes, verdant valleys, mystical lakes and cascading waterfalls. As you ascend through this winding mountain road, the beauty of County Kerry unfolds at every twist and turn. The heather-clad hills, dotted with vibrant wildflowers, create a mesmerising backdrop for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike. Tranquil lakes and sweeping vistas make Healy Pass a haven for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Ireland’s southwestern wilderness. Discover the natural wonders of County Kerry as you navigate this captivating mountain pass, where each stretch of road unveils the diverse and awe-inspiring landscapes that make Healy Pass a must-visit destination on the Emerald Isle. How long is Healy Pass we hear you say, well…tucked away on the Beara Peninsula, the pass is 12.7km (7.89 miles) long running south-north from Adrigole (County Cork) to Lauragh (County Kerry). Did you know? Healy Pass is listed as one of the world’s most dangerous roads to traverse. Additional Info Visit Healy Pass on Wikipedia for venue information, including – opening times, pricing and booking. Image credit – Wikipedia and the respective artists and/or photographers.