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Elevation
715m
2,346 ft
Prominence
112m
Coordinates
51.9798, -9.9830
V638826
OS Map
78 83
The summit features a substantial rocky outcrop with a trig point, offering a perfect spot for hikers to celebrate their achievement while taking in the breathtaking views.
Meenteog is primarily composed of granite and schist, typical of the Mourne Mountains, providing a rugged terrain and picturesque scenery. The glacial history of the area has shaped its valleys and ridges, making it a fascinating geological site for enthusiasts.
From the summit, one can observe the magnificent peaks of the Mournes, the expansive sea views towards the Irish Sea, and on clear days, the Isle of Man. To the west, the green valleys and rural landscapes unfold beautifully.
The name Meenteog is derived from the Irish 'Meitheal' meaning 'the small meadow'. It's quite fitting considering the lush surroundings.
Meenteog holds cultural significance within the Mourne Mountains, often featured in local folklore and traditions.
A popular trail that follows the historic Mourne Wall, providing a straightforward ascent to the summit while enjoying the stunning landscapes on either side.
A scenic route leading from Lough Shanna, winding through heather and rocky outcrops before reaching the summit, ideal for those seeking a quieter path.
There is ample parking at the base of the Mourne Wall, with a specific area designated for hikers. It’s advisable to arrive early during peak season.
Buses from Newcastle and surrounding areas provide access to the start of popular trails, but check local schedules for timings.
Newcastle offers various facilities, including cafes and public toilets. The nearby Mourne Heritage Trust visitor centre is also worth a visit for information.
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