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Elevation
550m
1,804 ft
Prominence
236m
Coordinates
54.8497, -6.8510
C738008
OS Map
08
At the summit, you'll find a stone marker and breathtaking views that might just take your breath away—hopefully not literally! There's ample space to spread out and enjoy a picnic if you're feeling social.
Mullaghmore is primarily composed of limestone, which is a result of the shallow tropical seas that once covered this area millions of years ago. This geological history has created stunning coastal cliffs that are a feature of the surrounding landscape.
From the top, gaze out over Donegal Bay, the Slieve League cliffs, and the enchanting Sligo landscape. On a clear day, it feels like you can see all the way to the stars, although do keep your eyes on the ground!
The name Mullaghmore is derived from the Irish 'Mullach Mór', meaning 'great hill'. So, rest assured, it’s aptly named!
Mullaghmore is not just a pretty face; it's steeped in lore and has been a beloved spot for outdoor lovers and historians alike, often mentioned in tales of the region's rich history.
A scenic loop starting from the village, providing a blend of coastal views and hillside terrain. A walk that’ll make you feel on top of the world, or at least a hill!
There is a public car park located in Mullaghmore village, just a short walk from the trailhead. Make sure to arrive early, especially during peak seasons, as spots fill up faster than you can say 'Whisky'!
There are limited public transport options, but local buses connect Mullaghmore with larger towns like Sligo. Check local schedules, as they can be as temperamental as the weather.
Hearty café options and public toilets can be found in the village, ensuring you have a place to refuel and freshen up post-exploration.
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Some common questions about the hills answered
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Yes. If there aren’t any walks listed already, you can create a walk and make it available for others to join.
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Grid Ref: C738008
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