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A country of stunning greenery, Ireland is separated from Britain by the Irish Sea and divided into four provinces: Connacht , Leinster , Munster and Ulster . Surrounding the low centrall plains is a ring of coastal mountains, while the highest peak is Carrauntuohill which stands at 1041 m. The longest river in Ireland is the River Shannon, which bisects the country. By contrast, Ireland 's least arable land lies in the southern and western counties, areas renowned for their mountainous and rocky regions and beautiful green vistas.
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A largely unspoiled utopia for adventure sports enthusiasts, Ireland ’s sparsely populated countryside; scenic beauty and varied landscape make it ideal for hiking. The wide scatter of villages and small towns across the country means that forest trails and cliff top paths are literally on everybody's doorstep, while the more mountainous areas towards the coast make for dramatic seascapes. There are 28 national way marked ways in the country, including the Kerry Way , the Beara Way and the Wicklow Way . The gently undulating central plains are excellent for easy cycling, where roads are well maintained and most are very quiet.
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Best spots for hiking & trekking
Popular long distance, marked trails include the South Leinster Way , the Beara Peninsula , the Kerry Way , the Dingle Way , and the Ulster Way .
Best spots for climbing & mountaineering
Croagh Patrick near Westport in Co Mayo is popular, while more adventurous climbers may want to tackle Ireland ’s highest peak.
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