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Elevation
799m
2,622 ft
Prominence
80m
Coordinates
52.3687, -8.1625
R889240
OS Map
74
The summit features a well-built cairn, providing a perfect spot for a well-deserved break and a panoramic view. There's also a small trig point!
The Galty Mountains are primarily composed of granite and sandstone, which have been shaped by glacial activity. This combination gives rise to stunning rock formations and striking ridges.
From the summit, you can see the sprawling Knockmealdown Mountains to the east and the rugged terrain of the Galtees to the south, not to mention an ostentatious display of nature under a clear sky.
Cnoc Beag na nGaibhlte translates to 'The Small Hill of the Gablans', a nod to the folklore of the area.
The Galty Mountains are steeped in local history, often referenced in Irish folklore and offering a unique glimpse into the region's cultural past.
A popular ascent starting at the car park near the Faha River, this route winds through beautiful landscapes before climbing steeply to the summit.
This longer route offers a more gradual ascent while providing breathtaking views of the surrounding area, perfect for those who like to take their time.
Parking can be found at a small car park on the R893 road near the entrance to the Faha Valley. Arrive early to nab a space!
Public transport options are limited, but local buses run from nearby towns, with the nearest stop being in Kilcommon.
A couple of small cafes and pubs can be found in Bansha, perfect for a pre-hike breakfast or post-hike pint. However, there are no facilities directly on the mountain.
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