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Elevation
321m
1,053 ft
Prominence
173m
Coordinates
54.0540, -8.3779
G753117
OS Map
25
The summit of An Bricshliabh features a distinct rocky outcrop and a small stone cairn, providing a perfect spot for a selfie against the backdrop of breathtaking views.
The Bricklieve Mountains are primarily composed of sandstone and limestone, offering a glimpse into the geological history of the region. The rock formations are a testament to the ancient seabeds that once covered this area.
From the summit, enjoy panoramic views of Lough Arrow, the Sligo countryside, and if you're lucky, a glimpse of Benbulben in the distance.
The name 'An Bricshliabh' translates to 'the mountain of the stones' in Irish, hinting at the rocky terrain that hikers will encounter.
This mountain range has historical significance dating back to ancient times, with evidence of Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements in the area.
A stunning circular route that takes you around the scenic Bricklieve Mountains, including the ascent to the summit of An Bricshliabh.
There's a convenient parking area at the base of the mountains near the village of Killarney, which can accommodate around 10 vehicles.
Local buses run from Sligo City to Killarney, although a car may be more convenient if you want the full hiking experience.
While facilities are sparse in the wilderness, local cafes can be found in Ballymote, providing refreshments and toilets before or after your hike.
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