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Elevation
396m
1,299 ft
Prominence
270m
Coordinates
54.9844, -7.0807
C589156
OS Map
07
The summit is marked by a large stone cairn, providing a perfect place for a well-deserved rest and a photo op, as well as a stunning vantage point over the surrounding hills.
Loughermore is primarily composed of schist and granite, making for a rugged and stunning landscape. The geological history of the area can be traced back to the Caledonian orogeny, giving hikers a chance to walk through millions of years of Earth’s history.
From the summit, you can see the expansive Sperrin Mountain range, Lough Neagh to the south, and on a clear day, even glimpses of the Mourne Mountains to the east.
The name 'Loughermore' is derived from the Irish 'Loch Mór', meaning 'great lake', a nod to the nearby Lough Neagh.
The Sperrin Mountains are rich in folklore and historical significance, often linked to ancient settlements and local legends.
A scenic route starting from a nearby lay-by, traversing gentle slopes before ascending to the summit. Ideal for those looking to embrace the great outdoors without the heart-stopping exertion.
There is a small lay-by on the C589 road which accommodates a few cars, just a short walk from the foot of the hill.
Public transport is sparse; the best option is to travel to Dungiven and then take a taxi to the trailhead.
There are limited facilities near the mountain. The closest café is in Dungiven, where you can enjoy a cheeky slice of cake after conquering the summit!
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