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Elevation
681m
2,234 ft
Prominence
364m
Coordinates
52.0310, -9.1784
W191871
OS Map
79
The summit of Caherbarnagh is marked by a large stone cairn, offering a perfect spot for a selfie amidst the breathtaking views. A trig point adds a touch of navigational flair.
Caherbarnagh is predominantly composed of sandstone, which has been shaped by glacial activity, giving rise to its characteristic dramatic features. The steep cliff faces and rocky outcrops offer a glimpse into the geological history of the region.
From the summit, one can see the expansive Lakes of Killarney, the rugged terrain of the MacGillycuddy's Reeks, and on a clear day as far as the Dingle Peninsula.
The name Caherbarnagh translates to 'the stone fort of the gap', hinting at the area's rich historical tapestry.
This mountain holds cultural significance as part of the local mythology and history, intertwined with tales of the ancient Celts and significant battles.
A picturesque route starting from the scenic Gap of Dunloe, offering stunning views along the way. Ideal for those looking to embrace the beauty of Kerry.
A slightly longer trek starting from Black Valley, this route provides a more remote feeling and an opportunity to explore the surrounding wilderness.
Parking is available at the Gap of Dunloe, with a fee for vehicles. Arrive early to secure a spot.
Local buses run from Killarney to the Gap of Dunloe during the summer months, providing a handy option for hikers.
There are no facilities on the mountain itself, but the nearby Gap of Dunloe boasts a few cafes and rest areas for a well-deserved slice of cake post-hike.
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Grid Ref: W191871
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