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Visitors can walk or drive to the summit, explore accessible short walking trails, visit the cliff viewing deck, and learn about local heritage from over 50 information panels covering history, wildlife, mythology, and the Skellig Islands.
There are 4 car parks at various points, including the summit. So, you don’t need to miss out on any views if you need to stay in your car. Please note if you want to see the Cliffs, there is a short 150m walk from the car park to the viewing deck. It’s a relatively flat walk. 2 of the shorter paths are wheelchair accessible.
Visitors can walk or drive to the summit, explore accessible short walking trails, visit the cliff viewing deck, and learn about local heritage from over 50 information panels covering history, wildlife, mythology, and the Skellig Islands.
There are 4 car parks at various points, including the summit. So, you don’t need to miss out on any views if you need to stay in your car. Please note if you want to see the Cliffs, there is a short 150m walk from the car park to the viewing deck. It’s a relatively flat walk. 2 of the shorter paths are wheelchair accessible.