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Pictured above are members of the Roscrea Trail Blazers at the start of their hike from Torc Waterfall, along the Old Kenmare Road, onto Lord Brandon’s Cottage and returning by boat on Killarney Lakes
As the Summer evenings have started to close out, Roscrea Trail Blazers have had some fantastic walks and challenges over the past few months.
With the evenings starting to shorten they will be cutting back on some of their more popular walks.
On Thursday night last they were at The Kinnitty Castle/Glinsk Castle loop. A fine 7.5km walk led by local man Luke John Ryan. Well done to everyone that made the effort.
For their walk this Thursday night September 28th, they are at The Brittas Lake Loop. A fantastic woodland walk and one not to be missed. Distance: 7 km, Grade: Moderate, Time: 2 hours. Meeting at The Brittas Lake Trail Head in Clonaslee at 7pm.
If you would like to join the group on any of their future walks you can contact Cathal on (086) 3399193 with an expression of interest or join their WhatsApp group.
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