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October 24, 2025
Stradbally Mountain at 798 m (2,618 feet), is the smaller neighbour of Binn os Gaoith 826 m (2,710 feet), which lies across a small col to the south-west. The two mountains stand above Lough Acummeen and share the views north over the Dingle Peninsula and south to the Reeks.
The normal route starts from the road to the north-east, but there isn't much of an actual trail to follow.
The normal route starts from the road to the north-east, but there isn't much of an actual trail to follow.
Alex Foxfield
September 30, 2026
The subsidiary peak of Beenoskee (Binn os Gaoith), Stradbally Mountain is a 798-meter (2,618 ft) summit in the Central Dingle Mountains. It provides excellent views of its neighbour, as well as down to Lough Acummeen. On a clear day, the views west towards Mount Brandon are also stirring.
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Elevation 780 m