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Elevation
642m
2,106 ft
Prominence
22m
Coordinates
54.1890, -5.9525
J337285
OS Map
29
At the summit of Slieve Corragh, you can find a modest cairn marking the highest point. The summit is relatively flat, offering space to take in the breathtaking views without feeling rushed.
Slieve Corragh is primarily comprised of granite, which is characteristic of the Mourne Mountains. This sturdy rock has weathered over millennia to provide a stunning array of landscapes and crags. The underlying geology, shaped by glacial activity, makes it a fascinating location for both geologists and casual hikers alike.
From the summit, gaze upon the splendor of the Mourne mountains, the sprawling landscape of the countryside, and, on clear days, even the coast of County Down.
The name Slieve Corragh is derived from the Irish 'Sliabh Corrachtach', meaning 'mountain of the corraghs', which refers to the rugged crags typical of the Mourne landscape.
The Mourne Mountains have been significant in Irish folklore and culture, serving as a backdrop for numerous stories and legends over the centuries.
Starting from the B190 road, this route follows the historic Mourne Wall, winding through the rolling terrain and offering stunning views of the surrounding peaks.
This shorter ascent begins at Carrick Little and rises steadily along a well-defined path, perfect for those looking to stretch their legs without the long trek.
There is a car park at Carrick Little, located just off the B190 road, providing a convenient starting point.
Bus services operate from Newcastle to various points around the Mourne Mountains, though check local schedules as they may vary.
In Newcastle, you'll find plenty of cafes, restaurants, and public toilets. Note that facilities close to the mountain are limited, so plan accordingly!
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