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Elevation
356m
1,168 ft
Prominence
320m
Coordinates
53.5838, -10.0049
L672611
OS Map
37
At the summit, you’ll find a modest cairn and a stone marker, providing a perfect backdrop for that all-important summit selfie. No flags or fancy sculptures here, just the simple beauty of nature.
The mountain primarily consists of sandstone with elements of mudstone and siltstone. Its geology presents a tapestry of ancient sedimentary layers that tell a story of time and natural processes. The distinct layers can be seen along the paths leading to the summit, making it a fascinating study for geology enthusiasts.
From the summit, you can see the expansive Fintona Hills to the south and the sprawling countryside of Tyrone. On a clear day, it's a patchwork of greens and browns that can take your breath away.
The name Tully is believed to derive from the Irish 'Tulaigh', meaning 'mound' or 'hill', aptly describing its topographical prominence.
Tully Mountain is significant in local folklore and history, often associated with stories of ancient farming practices and the landscape's transformation over centuries.
A scenic loop starting from the car park that offers stunning views and moderate elevation changes, perfect for an afternoon stroll.
There is a convenient car park at the foot of the mountain, just off the B46 road. It's well signposted, and the view from the car park is already a teaser for the adventure ahead.
Public transport options are limited, but you can reach the nearby village of Tullymore via local bus services from Omagh, followed by a short walk to the mountain.
There are no facilities on the mountain itself, but Fintona offers a few cafes and a public toilet. Always good to plan a pit stop before or after your hike!
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