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Elevation
685m
2,247 ft
Prominence
400m
Coordinates
51.6870, -9.7924
V760497
OS Map
84
The summit features a prominent cairn and breathtaking views. If you find it hard to see the top, you might need a little more 'cairn-telligence'.
Granite and schist, with fascinating glacial features that betray the mountain's sculpted past. You might say it's rock solid in its composition!
From the summit, you can see Bantry Bay, the Sheep's Head Peninsula, and glimpses of the distant Dingle Peninsula. On a clear day, the views are nothing short of epic.
Cnoc Daod translates to 'Hill of Two Stones' in Irish, hinting at the area's rich geological history.
The mountain has cultural significance in local traditions and folklore, often associated with the myths and legends of the region.
A scenic loop that provides hikers with stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. This route is popular for its mix of gentle inclines and breathtaking vistas.
A direct ascent from the west slopes that is a bit more challenging but rewards you with panoramic views.
There is a small car park at the start of the Hungry Hill Loop Trail, accessible via the R572.
Bus services run from nearby towns to Ballylickey, but it's a fair hike to the trailhead from there, so plan accordingly.
There are public toilets in Bantry and a few local cafes serving delicious food and hot drinks, ideal for refueling after your hike.
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