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Added by Jopie, at 20 August 2017
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5 Reviews
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17 January 2018
Beautiful. Nature at its best. Well worth a visit, even if you don't want to climb it.
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09 January 2018
Wonderful climb and a very beautiful place. Its a working sheep farm so don't bring your dog they are not welcome, but you are.
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24 November 2017
Amazing place. You can climb up to hill, that far as you want. There runing smalls runlets. Nice view from the hill. In first "floor" you can visit St. Mother Maria pray place, to burn electronic candle. In the middle of hill is sculpture for St. Patrick. In this place is finishing comfortable road. Here you can enjoy nice panoramic view. If you want, you can selfish climb to the hill. Far on the hill you can't walking with dogs. On the top is chapel.
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18 November 2017
Very enjoyable, but not for the faint of heart. Walked alone, and loved it. Cool at the top & would recommend gloves. Found the final ascent on south side tough, but the descent even tougher. Would recommend to anyone. My 7 yr old nephew climbed earlier this year, so it's not beyond the realm of possibility for most
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27 August 2017
Not recommended as a leisure walk, nice scenery but would not recommend to anyone not looking to pay penance.
Very difficult to chat with other walkers, and all attention is directed toward foot placement rather than enjoying the walk.
Very tough walk as rocks constantly slipping under feet. Dogs not allowed at all according to sign on fence. Would not recommend bringing dog up, as is very tough and uncomfortable for their paws (we carried our collie down at parts as too tough for her).
Nice scenes from bottom of mountain and from first plateau but no major differences once summit is reached. Personally would not recommend to anyone as an enjoyable activity.response / report this review
