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Knockboy, or An Cnoc Buí, meaning 'yellow mountain', is the highest mountain in the Shehy Mountains. It has a trig-pointed summit and is easily accessible from Priest’s Leap. There are great views to be had from here all round, but the views towards Bantry Bay are a bit special.

Gorgeous and steep climb up a narrow country road. Absolutely worth the effort.

Mullaghmesha (Mullach Méise, translating as “Summit of the Altar”) is a distinctive "Marilyn" peak. With a summit of 1,621 feet (494 m) and 686 feet (209 m) of prominence, the hill offers superb views over Bantry Bay and the Cork countryside. The terrain includes boggy patches and be aware that weather conditions can change rapidly, summit fog and sea mist are commonly experienced.

While only of moderate height, its enviable position means that the views from the top of Garnish Point are wonderful. To the west is the hilly Dursey Island and the Atlantic horizon, while in the other direction are Ballydonegan Bay and the Slieve Miskish Mountains.

At 709 m this isolated peak provides great views across this unique landscape. The point is marked by a geodesic stone marker. Be aware that along the route there are some points where you will have to lift your bike and step over small steps to pass over protective animal fencing.

A challenging mountain pass trail in the Caha Mountains. Make sure you are prepared for changing weather and the difficult gravel trails. Priest’s Leap is the highest road in the province of Munster.

Panoramic views await those who make it to the top. It is a tough climb up here to 494m but worth it. Please make sure that you have brought extra layers with you on your run as the weather can be unpredictable and cold at this height.

The highest point on Dursey Island is Cnoc Bólais at 252m (827ft). On its summit sits a signal tower dating from the Napoleonic War. The views from the top are stunning with beauty every which way you turn.