Mullaghcleevaun

Mullaghcleevaun

Mullaghcleevaun - Rob Hurson - cc

Visiter Mullaghcleevaun.

Mullaghcleevaun is the second highest mountain in the Wicklow Mountains. Called Mullach Cliabháin in Irish Gaelic, it appears as a pebbled mountain, peaking at over 849 meters above sea level. A vertiginous summit, which can be admired along the R115!

Visit Mullaghcleevaun summit

A wild summit in burnt colors

Mullaghcleevaun is located in the heart of the Wiklow Mountains, less than 3 km from the Old Military Road, a tourist route that runs right through the Wicklow Mountains National Park. So you can admire the top of the road, and pass by the small lake at the foot of the mountain.

For the more adventurous, you can try your hand at climbing Mullaghcleevaun, as long as you’re well equipped and inform the Wicklow Mountains National Park center in advance. Never go off on your own, and make sure you’re properly equipped: the mountains are demanding and require good preparation, as well as an excellent level of walking ability and stamina (the difference in altitude will sometimes put you to the test).


Mullaghcleevaun
Practical information

Adresse Adresse :
in the Wicklow Mountains National Park, Wicklow Mountains National Park, (County Wicklow) - Republic of Ireland

Coordonnées GPSGPS :
53.103132, -6.406667
TarifsRates :
  • free of charge
Horaires d'ouvertureOpening hours :
  • every day


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