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Elevation
847m
2,778 ft
Prominence
371m
Coordinates
53.1036, -6.4067
O067070
OS Map
56
The summit features a stone cairn and offers a spectacular 360-degree view of the surrounding mountains, including the iconic Table Mountain.
Mullaghcleevaun is primarily comprised of granite and schist, giving it a rugged yet enticing appearance. The mountainous terrain has been shaped by glacial activity, leading to charming valleys and glens.
On a clear day, you can see the distant Dublin and the Wicklow Mountains, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of Ireland's varied landscapes.
The name Mullaghcleevaun is derived from the Irish 'Mullach Cleibhín', meaning ‘the summit of the hollow’.
This mountain holds cultural significance as part of the broader Wicklow range, often featured in Irish folklore and local tales.
This is the most popular route to Mullaghcleevaun, starting from the Ballynultagh Gap. The path ascends gently at first along a clear track before reaching open hillside. Follow the ridge to Mullaghcleevaun's summit, where you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of the Wicklow Mountains and Blessington Lakes.
This circular route begins at the Black Hill car park and climbs steadily over Black Hill before continuing to Mullaghcleevaun. The descent loops back via a boggy col, offering a variety of terrain and a great sense of remoteness.
Starting at the Wicklow Gap, this route approaches Mullaghcleevaun via Stoney Top. This quieter ascent offers a more gradual climb and fantastic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The summit is reached after a steady but satisfying hike.
Starting at Sally Gap, this linear route follows a clear path up to Mullaghcleevaun. The trail is straightforward but steep at points, making it a shorter yet more intense climb. Ideal for those with limited time but looking for a rewarding challenge.
This challenging and extensive route incorporates Tonelagee and Mullaghcleevaun in a full-day hike. Starting at Turlough Hill, the route traverses steep inclines, boggy terrain, and open ridges, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a demanding adventure.
The nearest parking is at the Glenmalure Lodge, just off the R747 road. There is ample space for cars, though it can fill up quickly on weekends.
Buses from Dublin operate to the area, though it may require a bit of a walk to get to the trailhead.
You can find basic facilities such as cafes and restrooms in Laragh, as well as at the Glenmalure Lodge. It's advisable to pack a picnic, especially if you're planning to spend the day hiking.
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