The walk to the lighthouse

The end of Sheep’s Head in Co Cork and there’s a small lighthouse there.

It’s a bit of a hike to get out there.

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9 responses to “The walk to the lighthouse”

  1. @donncha The walks to the lighthouses on those West Cork fingers out into the Atlantic are other-worldly.

  2. @donncha lovely loop too and a nice place to ‘end on’ if you do the whole peninsula ridge.

  3. @donnchaThat's a lovely walk, last time I did it there was a mini waterfall down those steps. It was cold and slippy, miserable and wonderful.

  4. @donncha My version of that exact same view in June 2012!

    1. @marjon wow, that's amazing. Almost the exact same spot. My photo was taken in 2008! Interesting to see the slight changes in the undergrowth.

  5. @donncha yeah, makes me want to go back and find that spot. ?

  6. @donncha Does the lighthouse operates? They are beautiful but a thing of the past.

    1. @Blanco i had to look it up, but it does! It's entirely automatic like the rest of the lighthouses in Ireland. https://www.irishlights.ie/tourism/our-lighthouses/sheeps-head.aspx

      1. @donncha Wonderful. At least it is working! Thank you.

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