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Elevation
649m
2,129 ft
Prominence
264m
Coordinates
51.9832, -9.1443
W214817
OS Map
79
The summit is crowned with a sizeable stone cairn that not only marks the highest point but also offers a place for weary travelers to rest. A modest trig point is nearby, perfect for those Instagram shots!
Mullaghanish is primarily composed of sandstone and quartzite, providing a sturdy structure while presenting an array of stunning colours in the sunlight, especially at dawn and dusk.
On a clear day, you can see the majestic Beara Peninsula, the rugged peaks of the Caha Mountains, and, if you're lucky, even the distant Blasket Islands.
The name Mullach an Ois translates to 'Peak of the Goose' in Irish, perhaps a nod to some feathered friends that may have once frequented the area.
Mullaghanish holds cultural significance in local folklore, and the surrounding area is steeped in history, from ancient stone structures to tales of local legends.
Starting from Killarney Road offers a well-defined path with moderate elevation gain, perfect for a scenic hike.
A circular route that provides an opportunity to enjoy both the ascent and descent with exceptional views throughout the journey.
There is a small parking area on the Killarney Road, just before the ascent path begins. Limited spaces, so arrive early!
Regular bus services run from Cork to the nearby town of Kenmare. You may need a short taxi ride from Kenmare to reach the trailhead.
In Kenmare, you can find numerous cafes, a supermarket, and public toilets. Make sure to fuel up before heading out!
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Grid Ref: W214817
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