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Hare’s Gap is one of the most iconic passes in the Mourne Mountains, marked by its rugged stile and dramatic views that open up across the range. Once a historic smuggling route, it remains a natural gateway into the high Mournes, with steep paths and striking rock formations framing the way. From here, the landscape unfolds in every direction, making it a perfect spot to pause, take in the scenery, and appreciate the wild beauty of these mountains.

Not recommended for taking the dog , way to steep and could cause injury to paw’s .

Hare's Gap is the most beautiful and dramatic mountain pass in the whole of the Mournes mountain range. It was once a smugglers hotspot, with people often carrying contraband, such as soaps and spices, through here from the coast along the Brandy Pad.

How the wall runs over the ridge. Gigantic...

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What a great view down to the lake. Magical...

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Hare's Gap is the most beautiful, and dramatic, mountain pass in the whole of the Mournes mountain range. It was once a smugglers hotspot, with people often carrying contraband, such as soaps and spices, through here from the coast along the Brandy Pad.

Here you will enter 'The Mournes', a majestic granite mountain range situated in County Down, in the south-east of Northern Ireland. The Mournes are characterised by rugged peaks, sparkling reservoirs, epic scenery, and legendary stories.

A deep gully in the granite flanks of Slieve Beg, the Devil's Coach Road is a challenging route of ascent for adventurous hikers. The scree can be loose underfoot, so take care if hiking behind others. It's name comes from folklore tales that told the Devil would use the path to set out into the world and create havoc.