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Irish HIDDEN GEM is among world’s MOST photographed trails

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The Dingle Way in County Kerry was named the 34th most photographed trail in the world, according to Instagram data.

One "stunning yet remote" Irish hidden gem was named among the most photographed trails in the world.

A “stunning yet remote” Irish hidden gem has been named among the world’s most photographed trails, according to the latest data from Instagram.

The Dingle Way in County Kerry, with its rugged cliffs and breathtaking coastline, highlights the epitome of the magic and charm of the Emerald Isle.

So, whether you’re looking to venture off the beaten track or capture the perfect Instagram photo, you need to add this Irish hidden gem to your bucket list.

A picture perfect trail – stunning views around every corner

The Dingle Way boasts an incredible 96 photos per mile on Instagram.The Dingle Way boasts an incredible 96 photos per mile on Instagram.
Credit: thepathwayporter.co.uk

The Emerald Isle is full of picture-perfect vistas and romantic charm. So, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to capturing the perfect shot while travelling the island. 

However, maybe you’re trying to decide where to visit first. If so, this Irish hidden gem, which was named among the world’s most photographed trails, should top your list. 

The Dingle Way in the southwest of Ireland is a stunning 162 km (100 miles) trail around the Dingle Peninsula.

The trail takes in some of the most breathtaking views in the country. So, it’s unsurprising that the Dingle Way boasts an incredible 96 photos per mile, according to Instagram data.

Analysing the world’s most photographed trails – incredible views and scenic landscapes

One Irish hidden gem was named among the most photographed trails in the world.One Irish hidden gem was named among the most photographed trails in the world.
Credit: Tourism Ireland

Outdoor sports and shoe specialist Zalando analysed data from Instagram to reveal the world’s most photographed trails. 

They analysed over five million Instagram hashtags from the globe’s most famous hiking trails. From the data, they discovered that the Irish hidden gem was among the world’s most photographed trails.

Somewhat of a hidden gem, the Dingle Way flies under the radar of many tourists. So, you can enjoy epic views without the crowds that you’ll find at the likes of the Cliffs of Moher.

According to Zalando, the circular trail, which begins and ends in Tralee, offers a “diversity of landscapes, from awe-inspiring mountains to glistening waves.”

Joining the Irish trail are various stunning routes from around the world. Peru’s Inca Trail nabbed the top spot followed by the Camino de Santiago in Spain.

Other mentioned trails included the Refugio Frey and Cerro Catedral in Argentina, the Eiger Trail in Switzerland, and the UK’s West Highland Way.

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