Slievemaan, Mountain summit in County Wicklow, Ireland.
Slievemaan is a mountain summit in the Wicklow range that rises to 759 meters above sea level. The peak features distinctive dark slate formations and is marked by a stone cairn at its highest point.
The Irish name Sliabh Meáin refers to the mountain's position as the middle peak among other summits in County Wicklow. The region has long served as part of traditional hill-walking routes through the range.
Slievemaan stands as the 54th highest peak on the Arderin scale, contributing to Ireland's mountaineering heritage through its marked hiking trails.
The mountain is accessible via marked hiking trails that start from nearby villages and local landmarks. Visitors should come prepared for changing weather conditions and bring proper footwear.
The mountain's rock layers contain quartzite and coticule, rare minerals found in the Butter Mountain Formation. These geological features draw the attention of rock enthusiasts exploring the range.
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