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Elevation
483m
1,585 ft
Prominence
436m
Coordinates
54.1495, -4.6693
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OS Map
95
Explorer: IoM OL
The summit features a prominent trig point, surrounded by a small stone wall serving as a windbreak. From here, you might also find the odd sheep who’s managed to wander up for a scenic view.
South Barrule is primarily composed of ancient volcanic rock, giving it a rugged appearance. The diverse geology features layers of basalt and sandstone, making it a fascinating place for both geologists and casual walkers alike.
From the summit, you can gaze upon the great panoramas of the Isle of Man, including the distant peaks of the South and North Barrule, the coastline to the west, and on a clear day, the cliffs of Maughold.
The name 'Barrule' comes from the ancient Gaelic word for 'height' or 'mountain'.
South Barrule is not only significant for its natural beauty but also for its historical associations with local legends and folklore.
A popular route that starts in Glen Rushen and leads up to the summit of South Barrule, offering splendid views of the surrounding valleys.
This less-trodden path trails along the southern slopes, providing a quieter experience away from the busier northern routes.
There is a small car park available near Glen Rushen, with space for about 15 vehicles. Arrive early on weekends, as it fills up quickly.
Bus routes from Douglas and Port Erin operate regularly to Glen Rushen, making it accessible for those using public transport.
Although there are no facilities directly on the mountain, local villages nearby like Foxdale offer a few pubs and a café for post-hike refreshments.
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