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Elevation
304m
997 ft
Prominence
145m
Coordinates
53.0934, -9.1128
M255053
OS Map
51
At the summit, you will find a trig point, an old weather station, and expansive views of the Burren region and the distant Atlantic Ocean.
Aillwee is primarily composed of limestone, which is a feature of the Burren region known for its unique karst landscape that provides a fascinating window into geological processes.
From the summit, you can see the Cliffs of Moher, Galway Bay, and the unique limestone landscape of the Burren.
The name Aillwee comes from the Irish 'Aill Bhuí', meaning 'yellow cliff.'
Aillwee is part of a historically rich region with evidence of ancient villages and burial sites dating back thousands of years.
A scenic route leading to the famous Aillwee Cave, allowing hikers to experience stunning views and a bit of subterranean adventure.
A circular route that takes in the scenic views of both Aillwee and the surrounding cliffs of Moher, ideal for those wishing for a longer trek.
Aillwee Cave Visitor Centre has ample parking available, with spaces for cars and coaches.
Bus services run from Ennis to Ballyvaughan, but walking from Ballyvaughan to Aillwee is approximately 30 minutes.
The Aillwee Cave Visitor Centre offers a café, toilets, and information on local geology and wildlife.
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