With such a beautiful, natural sweeping landscape as is offered on the Dingle Peninsula, it should come as no surprise to learn that outdoor sporting activities of all sorts are extremely popular with locals and tourists alike. Visitors will be modestly spoiled for choice when they come to visit Dingle, and you will likely be pleased to find that no matter what outdoor, sporting pursuit most appeals to you, you will be able to find it or something like it available in or around Dingle.
The equestrians among your number will be pleased to find that there are several stables in the area. These cater to groups and to riders of literally every lever of experience, so even the most timid among you are sure to find a horse docile enough to suit your fancy. The treks along the Irish hills will awe the riders with their beauty, and with the quiet placidity of your well trained mount beneath you, you will experience a fresh appreciation for all of nature in its most earthly glories. Through the simple pleasure of seating your horse, you will come to feel even more connected to and rooted in the sumptuous landscape all around you.
If the simple pace of a horse trek is not to your taste, why not pick up the pace a bit with a cycling excursion? Dingle offers many of these, and many tracks on which to engage in them. Or if you prefer you can stick to paved roads, but either way you will not lack for choices in route or in scenery. Pack a picnic on your bike, if you choose, and make an even longer day of it. Without spoiling the tranquility with the sound of a car motor, you can really get in touch with the nature all around you.
Ronan Menton is the webmaster for a number of travel related websites and has been for some time in Ireland, associated with search engine optimization in the Irish travel industry. Among the many sites he is currently working on are the following: Guest houses Dingle and Bed and Breakfast Dingle.
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