Lackavrea, Mountain summit in County Galway, Ireland
Lackavrea is a mountain summit in the Maamturk range that rises to 396 meters above sea level. Its slopes display pale quartzite and grit formations that give the mountain a bright, rocky character throughout.
The name comes from Irish 'Leic Aimhréidh', referring to the rocky outcrops that define this mountain area. Local records have documented the mountain across generations, preserving knowledge about its geography and place in the landscape.
Local residents maintain detailed records of the summit through the Placenames Branch archives, documenting research contributions about this geographical landmark over generations.
The ascent follows a network of marked paths starting from a small parking area at the base. A round trip hike typically takes about two hours at a steady pace and requires only basic walking experience.
At the summit stands a notable cairn that offers views across Lough Corrib and toward the hills of Joyce Country. On clear days, this vantage point reveals the expanse of the surrounding landscape.
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