Galtymore [Cnoc Mor na nGaibhlte]

The Black Road Route is the most popular and straightforward way to summit Galtymore. Starting from the car park near R893 203, the route follows a clear track up the Black Road to the ridge. From here, it's a steady ascent to the summit of Galtymore, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the Galtee Mountains.

Starting from Kings Yard (grid ref R873 203), this route takes a more scenic approach to Galtymore. The initial section follows a forest track before climbing towards Knocknagalty. From here, the route ascends the ridge to Galtymore, offering stunning views of the Galtee range and the Glen of Aherlow.

This circular route is for experienced walkers and encompasses a traverse of several peaks in the Galtee range, including Galtymore. Starting from the Black Road, the route climbs Galtybeg first, then continues to Galtymore before descending via Cush. This route showcases the dramatic scenery of the Galtees, including corrie lakes and steep ridges.

Beginning at the car park near Clydagh Bridge (grid ref R874 219), this route takes walkers through the picturesque Glencush Valley. The path ascends steeply to the ridge between Galtymore and Galtybeg, then continues to the summit of Galtymore. The return journey retraces the same route.

This is a scenic loop starting from the Black Road car park. The route ascends Cush first, then follows the ridge to Galtybeg and finally Galtymore. The descent follows the Black Road back to the starting point. This route offers a rewarding day out with varied terrain and excellent views.