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Welcome to the Killarney Riding Stables Home of the Killarney ReeksTrail/ Ring of Kerry Trail Ride, the Paddocks Accommodation Lodges and Trekking & Trail Riding in Killarney's National Park
 Killarney Riding Stables is run by the O'Sullivan Family and is located just 1 mile (1.5km) from the heart of Killarney town and is adjacent to the 'Killarney National Park '(Click here for map). on the N72 Ring of Kerry Road to Killorglin. We are Irish Tourist Board and Association of Irish Riding Establishments approved. Established in the late 1960's, the stables can expertly provide each and every customer with a unique experience (Cick here for panoramic view of stables). You can take the opportunity to view our growing breed collection and talk with proprietor Donie O'Sullivan. Donnie was involved in the selection and training of horses for the famous Tim Severin Crusader project and the locally filmed Oscar winning movie Ryans Daughter in which he had a small part. The Stables have also featured on CNN Travel Guide, Fox Television in Germany, and Irish Travel Shows Bon Voyage & No Frontiers. The Killarney Stables will also feature in the New Series of the popular US TV show Equitrekking in January 2008 www.equitrekking.com
Also up and running since summer 2004 the Paddocks Accommodation which is a small development of large stylish Executive Lodges, located next
 door to Killarney Riding Stables. Ideal for families or small groups, this is a perfect base from which to discover the delights of County Kerry. The local beaches, the legendary scenery of the Ring of Kerry, the Lakes of Killarney and the Dingle Peninsula, are a must for every visitor to this part of Ireland.Killarney Riding Stables provide's the following options:
Kerry is a paradise for the botanist and the bird-watcher, for its sub-tropical climate warmed by the Gulf Stream produces lush and rare vegetation, and on
 islands off its coast are some of the largest andmost important bird colonies in Europe. It is a haven for sportspersons: Angling, shooting, golf, tennis, boating, sailing, surfing, mountaineering, hill climbing, walking, cycling - within this wild and beautiful peninsula, can all be enjoyed. Killarney is central, within a 50 mile radius is all of Kerry and the neighbouring regions. Killarney is a centre for nightlife: drama, dancing, singing pubs, cinema, and performances of traditional music, song and dance. Killarney is a jewel, with strangely shaped and tumbled mountains, combined with the constant interplay of light on water and vegetation, creating a view that is seldom the same for more than an hour. Place, time, weather and landscape embodying beauty.
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Situated in South-West Ireland, County Kerry boasts some of the finest scenery in the world. It is an inspiration of the poet and artist with its high mountain ranges, its inlet studded coast, its woods, lakes, waterfalls, the everchanging drama of its skies, and the eloquence of its people. It is the delight of the antiquarian and archaeologist, rich in Bronze Age tombs, ring forts, standing stones and early Christian monastic ruins.