スライゴの絶景の山頂・トップ7

The path to the top is more natural, and the view at the end is a highlight. See for yourself.

The short detour to the top is worthwhile, not only because the path is narrower and more natural, but also because a beautiful view awaits at the end, which won't be revealed here.

A beautiful, very distinctive table mountain that dominates the landscape over a wide area.

A beautiful, distinctively shaped table mountain that has dominated the landscape since.

The viewpoint from here is just superb. Benbulpen's craggy facade is there in all its glory and towers over the surrounding countryside.

The spruces are extremely densely planted. Nothing will come of it. Much nicer are the deciduous tree areas...

The path on the plateau is sometimes very wet, you are often ankle-deep in the water. If you like it, you can also walk barefoot here.

no path up here, the one in the map doesn't exist. Good shoes and footing required, don't attempt if you have problems with your knee or ankle. Don't do climb in rainy weather, the summit is very windy. The ground is extremely wet and most often you can't see it due to stuff growing there - you may sink into the plants up to mid-thigh. Very steep. Good constitution needed, but the view is well worth it (Knocknarea and cairn, Sligo, Hazelwood, Benbulbin, Lough Gill)