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Sliabh Liag/Slieve League from Teelin on the Pilgrim Path
04:26
12.8km
550m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: June 8, 2024
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Start point
Parking
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4.94 km
Pilgrim Path on Slieve League
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5.38 km
Slieve League Southeast Summit
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6.25 km
View of Slieve League Cliffs
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6.77 km
Cnoc Ramhar (Crockrawer) Summit
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9.00 km
Slieve League Viewing Platform
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At almost 600 meters above the Atlantic Ocean, Sliabh Liag (Slieve League) is one of the highest sea cliffs in Europe. This rugged natural wonder offers some of the most breathtaking views.
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12.8 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
3.91 km
2.98 km
2.76 km
1.87 km
1.26 km
Surfaces
3.91 km
3.84 km
3.17 km
1.62 km
238 m
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Wednesday 6 May
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7°C
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Trail Reviews
Message to myself: ON shoes are NOT hiking shoes 🥾!!! The route has been classified as "moderately difficult" by Komoot - this definitely only applies until the end of the marked route (yellow-painted stones 🪨)! After that, it's a wild trek😜 through the mountain range, or rather along the stones lying there, back towards the 🧭 viewpoint. Fortunately, the peat paths🍀 cushion the hard impacts a bit... As a thank you, you get wet feet🦶😅 We say: Thank you☺️ for what we consider to be a very beautiful hike with some very difficult sections. Recommended direction: first head towards the 🧭 "Pilgrim Path". 🙋♂️
Today we experienced the full range of Ireland's weather. We started with sun and a great view, then came the wind (strength 8-9) and then the fog. When we were down again the sun shone again. Actually we wanted to walk the cliff path, but then the gusts of wind came and we avoided the pilgrim path, at the highest point you would have the opportunity to walk the One Mans Pass. To do this, you need a clear view and no gusts of wind. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=one+man%27s+pass+slieve+league&docid=607989836783097928&mid=FEB805B71FC1DFF92EF1FEB805B71FC1DFF92EF1&view=detail&FORM=VIRE At the Slieve League, the cliffs drop 600 m into the sea.
This tour was unique. The weather was perfect. I met Brian, a Scotsman, pretty early on and rode the tour with him. The "One Man Pass" is manageable but also spectacular. It's definitely a repeat tour.
@Deleted User Thank you. Ireland has beautiful places.. 🥰