Killavullen Loop

Walking
County Cork
3.5/5
12 reviews
Grade Moderate
Length 11.9 km
Am 4 hours
Format Loop
Ascent 480 m
Dogs Allowed No
Waymarking Purple arrow
Start Point
Killavullen GAA
Finish Point
Killavullen GAA
Nearest Town to Start Killavullen Village
Grid Ref. W 64821 99727
Lat. and Long. 52.1486, -8.51471
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This trail takes the walker on village street, quiet country road, forest track and woodland path through the historic village of Killavullen before ascending steadily to wind its way around Corran Mountain. There are excellent views over the Blackwater Valley, Avondhu Region and Nagle, Boggeragh, Ballyhoura and Galtee Mountains.

Maps and other information

Killavullen Loop Map

External Links

Trail Management

Avondhu Blackwater Partnership, Tel: 022 46580, Email: info@avondublackwater.com

Facilities

At Trailhead: Car parking in GAA complex and also at cemetery in Killavullen.
In Killavullen: Minimal

The trail has some steep sections and may have some rough underfoot conditions, with some obstacles such as protruding roots, rocks, etc. especially after heavy rain

OSI Maps

OSI Maps

Discovery Series Sheet 80
Public Transportation

Public Transportation

Local Link Bus: https://locallinkcork.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/timetable-fermoy-m…
Killavullen is 10km from the nearest large town, Mallow, which has a full bus and rail service

12 trail reviews
3.5/5
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06/11/2012

Rose from Cork

Did this walking trail on Sunday 10th June. Great loop and views. Really enjoyed it. In one place the purple arrows were pointing in 2 directions. Picked the right one and did the whole loop in about 3 hrs. Very muddy and river flowing through path in one or two places.
05/27/2012

Pat from Cork

All geared up for a great walk. The 1st few km was great. Then came to one of those 50 50 moments where there was no marker or I could not see it? Took the wrong way and a 4 hour walk became a 1 hour walk. Looks a great place and would love to do again but

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