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Moylussa

Coumnagun, Co. Clare, Ireland
4.8(38)
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Moylussa is a mountain in the Slieve Bernagh range in western Ireland, and the highest point in County Clare at 532 metres.

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Beautiful location, I truly feel in love with the area and is definitley a keeper for me! Lovely views of the lake and great feel of the pine woods once up on Feenlea mountain and towards Moylussa. Read all the reviews (thank you!) before going and decided to start near the UL Leisure car park.

For people arriving after hours of travel, there is a car park and benches next to the lake (start of Ballycuggarn woods, our point of access Feenlea and Moylussa mountains). Best spot for nourishment would be at Killaloe, the village 10min drive away. Amenities like toilets were not available and locked up (unlike mentioned), such a shame - best of luck ladies!!!

We went all the way up Feenlea mountain, next was Moylussa but we had to cut it short. Need way more than 3 and half hours to complete, atleast 5 hours needed at a walking pace and few breaks in between to do the entire hike and enjoy the journey and scenery too. Like many said, sign designation is poor. On a stretch with many lefts and rights, we got directions from a lovely gentleman who regularly hikes there. If you stick on the gravelly road (which isn't the nicest in a natural wooded area) you'll be okay but only until you come to a fork! Thankfully, it's a popular spot even at this time of the year and so...

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There is a track that drives you right up to the foot of the mountain, very manageable. (There are many walking routes up but today I chose to drive to cut out a couple of hours) It was very sunny over the last few days and so the bog was easy enough to navigate, but still would recommend waterproof shoes (which I had and got destroyed) or full hiking boots! Be careful in those moss patches they’ll swallow a whole foot! Very nice to do the other couple of peaks either side, saw no other humans and it was very peaceful! There is a super beautiful little organic farm and nursery nearby the start of the trail I chose - CaherHurley nursery. Defo worth a little pop in. They don’t have a cafe but just to see what they’re doing is quite amazing and the staff are SO lovely and friendly! That was the highlight of...

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Najwyższa góra hrabstwa Clare o wysokości 531m - MOYLUSSA , znajduje się tuż przy jego wschodniej granicy , biegnącej wzdłuż Jeziora Derg . Należy ona do masywu Slieve Bernagh , zwanego też Wzgórzami Clare . Ze względu na jej położenie blisko niezwykle popularnej miejscowości wczasowej - Killaloe , góra ta jest celem dla wielu turystów , którzy najchętniej wybierają drogę rozpoczynająca się od leśnego parkingu Ballycuggaran Forest . Dobrze oznakowany szlak wiodący na jej szczyt oraz urzekające widoki towarzyszące nam po drodze do celu , sprawiają , że naprawdę warto podjąć wysiłek wejścia na pokryty torfowiskiem grzbiet . Soczysta zieleń łąk , miesza się tutaj z błękitem jeziora otoczonego zewsząd wzniesieniami o które delikatnie zahaczają sunące po niebie obłoki . Nie brakuje też tutaj śródleśnych uroczysk z plątaniną korzeni i porośniętych mchem drzew , jakby były tłem opowieści o wróżkach i elfach , przyglądających się z ukrycia wędrowcom . Kiedy już dotrzemy do granicy torfowiska z pomocą przychodzi nam wąska , drewniana kładka , biegnąca aż do głazu wyznaczającego kulminację góry Moylussa . Gdyby nie ten głaz , trudno by było zgadnąć , gdzie tak naprawdę znajduje się najwyżej położony punkt , ponieważ grzbiet tej góry jest jak wielki podmokły płaskowyż , porośnięty rozmaitą roślinnością typową dla obszarów górskich torfowisk . Panorama którą możemy tu podziwiać pozwala nam dostrzec dolinę rzeki Shannon z miastem Limerick , aż po Góry Galty oraz pobliskie szczyty Silvermines Mountains z masywem Keeper Hill w tle . Wędrówka od jeziora , przez las aż po górski szczyt na pewno zaspokoi naszą potrzebę obcowania z naturą , która chętnie odsłania nam tutaj...

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There is a track that drives you right up to the foot of the mountain, very manageable. (There are many walking routes up but today I chose to drive to cut out a couple of hours) It was very sunny over the last few days and so the bog was easy enough to navigate, but still would recommend waterproof shoes (which I had and got destroyed) or full hiking boots! Be careful in those moss patches they’ll swallow a whole foot! Very nice to do the other couple of peaks either side, saw no other humans and it was very peaceful! There is a super beautiful little organic farm and nursery nearby the start of the trail I chose - CaherHurley nursery. Defo worth a little pop in. They don’t have a cafe but just to see what they’re doing is quite amazing and the staff are SO lovely and friendly! That was the highlight of the morning!
Mark James PhillipsMark James Phillips
Stunning hike at dawn on a summers morning , views over lough derg and the chorus of bird song made this a wonderfully enjoyable hike. Park at Ballycugguran forest carpark and follow the track , forestry road up till the last signposted section to the summit , this last section is up a steep shale path and then onto a board walk.
Thomas OrmsbyThomas Ormsby
Stunning views from start to finish. Moylussa looks over lough dreg and the Tipperary mountain range. It's not a long hike 3 hrs total but some parts are tough on the legs but worth it for them views
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There is a track that drives you right up to the foot of the mountain, very manageable. (There are many walking routes up but today I chose to drive to cut out a couple of hours) It was very sunny over the last few days and so the bog was easy enough to navigate, but still would recommend waterproof shoes (which I had and got destroyed) or full hiking boots! Be careful in those moss patches they’ll swallow a whole foot! Very nice to do the other couple of peaks either side, saw no other humans and it was very peaceful! There is a super beautiful little organic farm and nursery nearby the start of the trail I chose - CaherHurley nursery. Defo worth a little pop in. They don’t have a cafe but just to see what they’re doing is quite amazing and the staff are SO lovely and friendly! That was the highlight of the morning!
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Stunning hike at dawn on a summers morning , views over lough derg and the chorus of bird song made this a wonderfully enjoyable hike. Park at Ballycugguran forest carpark and follow the track , forestry road up till the last signposted section to the summit , this last section is up a steep shale path and then onto a board walk.
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Stunning views from start to finish. Moylussa looks over lough dreg and the Tipperary mountain range. It's not a long hike 3 hrs total but some parts are tough on the legs but worth it for them views
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