Knocknadobar, adjacent to the Ring of Kerry and near Cahersiveen has a well-known pilgrim trail to the S and is noted for its views of Iveragh, various islands and Corca Dhuibhne. There are no obvius dangers in the vicinity although the terrain to the SE of the summit is quite steep.

SW. Park at V48095 82957 A or root around for a free alternative. The sign-posted pilgrims' path starts here - it's long and twisty and not the easiest track to follow in places and can be rough. It continues to the summit area which is marked by a couple of large crosses. The high point is a few hundred metres to the east of the main cross, marked by a trig pillar surrounded by stones....for those wishing to avoid this path, an alternative is to strike E soon after having passed farming country to pick up the well-defined SW ridge which will give a more direct descent. Both routes are around 4k and should take circa 2 hrs. If returning the same way, be sure to head first to V51205 84757 B for a fine view of Glendalough Lake.

NE. There is parking for 3-4 cars in a lay-by at V53025 87288 C. Follow an indistinct path for about 200m to a fence corner marked by a 'yellow man' post. Follow the obvious track which heads steadily uphill to the col over Glendalough lakes at V52009 85016 D. Head roughly SW steeply to reach a cairn at V51189 84719 E. The trig point is 50m higher and approx 600m further. Allow 2hrs+

Track/3625 is an 18k loop that takes in 4 peaks and finishes in a 4k road walk. Track/936 is a linear route taking in 3 peaks...add 2k to include K Nth Top. Track/2345 is also noteworthy from the N. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/123/comment/4883/