This Is Ireland’s Oldest National Park—and It Has Rare Wildlife, Mysterious Medieval Ruins, and Stunning Lake Views

This Is Ireland’s Oldest National Park—and It Has Rare Wildlife, Mysterious Medieval Ruins, and Stunning Lake Views

Established in 1932, Killarney National Park never stops surprising.Jeffrey D. Walters/Getty Images Killarney National Park.Killarney National ParkGo boating on the three lakes of Killarney: Lough Leane, Muckross, and Upper Lake.Explore medieval monastic ruins on Innisfallen Island, and immerse yourself in ancient silence.Walk through moss-covered old-growth woodlands to Torc Waterfall.Visit Muckross House for park history, formal gardens, and V…

The Essential Guide to Killarney National Park

Top 5 Can’t Miss Go boating on the three lakes of Killarney: Lough Leane, Muckross, and Upper Lake. Explore medieval monastic ruins on Innisfallen Island, and immerse yourself in ancient silence. Walk through moss-covered old-growth woodlands to Torc Waterfall. Visit Muckross House for park history, formal gardens, and Victorian antiques. See Ireland's last surviving herd of wild red deer. In the heart of County Kerry lies a land of contrasts, …