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Elevation
178m
584 ft
Prominence
105m
Coordinates
53.9926, -8.0160
G990048
OS Map
33
The summit is adorned with a prominent rocky outcrop and a small cairn. If you’re lucky, you might spot a local sheep or two wondering why you've come all this way.
Sheemore is primarily composed of metamorphic rock, particularly schist and granite. The geological formations tell a tale of volcanic activity and tectonic shifts that shaped this rugged landscape eons ago.
From the summit, you can enjoy sweeping views of the Sperrin Mountains, Lough Neagh, and the distant Donegal Hills. On a clear day, don’t be surprised if Derry is within your sightlines.
The name 'Sheemore' is derived from the Irish ‘Síomha’, meaning ‘the great fairy hill’, suggesting an enchanting aura surrounding this peak.
Historically, the Sperrin Mountains have been a source of folklore and stories among the local communities. Many legends hint at magical creatures inhabiting the hills.
Starting from Broughderg Valley, this route features rolling hills and has a combination of paths and open terrain leading to the summit.
A circular route that takes you up through the Owenkillew Glen, merging scenic views and a bit of charm with some ups and downs.
Parking is available at the Broughderg Valley entrance, which can accommodate several vehicles but fills up quickly, especially on weekends.
Local buses from Omagh pass through nearby villages, with the nearest stop a short walk from the valley entrance.
There are no facilities on the mountain itself, but Omagh offers plenty of cafes, toilets, and shops to stock up before or after your hike.
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Some common questions about the hills answered
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