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Elevation
239m
784 ft
Prominence
200m
Coordinates
51.8908, -10.4214
V333736
OS Map
83
The summit features a sturdy wooden cross, charmingly adorned by visitors. A small stone shelter marks the highest point.
The mountain is primarily composed of sandstone and shale, providing a rich tapestry of textures and colours across its slopes.
From the summit, one can see the sweeping vistas of the Dingle Peninsula, the Wild Atlantic Way, and on clear days, the Blasket Islands.
The name 'Ceann Bhreagha' translates to 'the head of Breagh', possibly referencing local folklore or a historical figure.
Bray Head has been a site of cultural importance for centuries, with ancient pathways used by local shepherds and traders.
A scenic circular route starting from the Bray Head car park, leading hikers through coastal landscapes and rewarding them with panoramic views.
A direct but steeper ascent that takes the most direct route to the summit, ideal for those looking for a challenge.
There is a small car park at the Bray Head entrance (V329733), accommodating around 15 cars.
Public transport options include local buses from Dingle to Tralee, but check the latest schedules as they may vary.
Dingle offers various cafes, restaurants, and public toilets. The nearby Blasket View Cafe provides delightful refreshments post-hike.
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