H5595 : Mullaghclogher

Mullaghclogha

635m Elevation
202m Prominence
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H5595 : Mullaghclogher

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Walks starting near this hill. Open a route to check its map, distance and full itinerary.

Peatlands Park Red Trail: Annagarriff Wood and Derryadd Lough

9.1 km ~3h Moderate

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Portballintrae to Giant's Causeway: railway path and Blue Trail return

7.8 km ~2h 15m Moderate

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Portadown to Knock Bridge: Bann Boulevard and Moneypenny’s Lock

8.1 km ~2h 30m Easy

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Florence Court: Riverside and Forest Circuit, County Fermanagh

7.2 km ~2h 30m Moderate

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Mullaghclogha Circular Route

A scenic loop that starts at the base of the mountain, offering various views and terrains.

6.5 km ~3.5 hours Moderate
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Hill facts and local notes

Classifications

Marilyn Simm Hewitt Dillon Arderin Vandeleur-Lynam

Elevation

635m

2,083 ft

Prominence

202m

Coordinates

54.8065, -7.1341

H557957

OS Map

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At the Summit

The summit is marked by a prominent cairn and offers stunning views overlooking the surrounding landscape.

Terrain & Geology

Rocky with grassy patches and occasional boggy areas especially after rainfall.

Mullaghclogha is primarily composed of limestone, which is prevalent in the region, contributing to its unique landscape and biodiversity. The mountain showcases interesting karst formations, often characterized by rugged surfaces and occasional limestone pavements.

Views & Scenery

From the top, you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding valleys, lakes, and, on a clear day, the distant mountains of Connemara.

History & Heritage

Name Origin

Mullaghclogha translates to 'the hill of the horses,' reflecting its historical significance relating to local folklore.

Historical Significance

This mountain has been a site of interest for centuries and is tied to local legends, making it a cultural landmark in the region.

Getting There & Facilities

Parking

There's a small parking area at the base of the mountain near the trailhead, suitable for about 6-8 vehicles.

Public Transport

Public transport options are limited; it's advisable to drive or arrange a lift. Nearest bus stop is in the village of Culleenamore.

Nearby Facilities

There are no facilities directly at Mullaghclogha, but Sligo offers various cafes, shops, and restrooms.

Safety Information

Known Hazards

  • Watch out for loose stones on the rocky ascent, and be cautious of slippery paths in wet conditions.

General Safety Tips

  • Check weather conditions before setting out
  • Carry appropriate clothing and equipment
  • Let someone know your planned route
  • Take a map, compass, and GPS device
  • Carry emergency supplies: food, water, first aid kit, torch

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Some common questions about the hills answered

Are there group walks up Mullaghclogha?

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Are there other walkers around Mullaghclogha?

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Can I organise a walk to Mullaghclogha?

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How do I find a walk up this hill?

There are often multiple ways to walk this hill, depending on experience and route preference. Walkmates helps you explore walks and routes that others have shared.

Can I suggest a new route up Mullaghclogha?

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Location

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Grid reference: H557957

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