Duff Hill, Mountain summit in County Wicklow, Ireland
Duff Hill is a mountain summit in the Wicklow Mountains reaching about 720 meters in elevation. The peak rises as part of the broader mountain range that shapes the landscape of County Wicklow.
The summit was formed millions of years ago during Ireland's geological evolution. This natural formation has been part of the mountain landscape that defines the region since ancient times.
The mountain carries both an English and Irish name, with An Cnoc Dubh being its traditional Irish designation, reflecting the local linguistic heritage of the area.
Multiple starting points from nearby towns provide access to the mountain, with parking areas available at various trailheads. Visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions and varying trail difficulties depending on the chosen route.
The peak qualifies as an Arderin, meeting the classification of 30 meters prominence, and is recognized by climbers as a registered summit. This designation makes it a sought-after destination for those completing specific mountain collections.
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