Croaghaun, County Carlow

Croaghaun rises to an elevation of 455 meters, marking the northernmost peak of the Blackstairs Mountains range in southeastern Ireland.

The mountain has maintained its geographical significance since ancient times, serving as a natural boundary marker within the southeastern region of Ireland.

Local residents refer to the mountain by its Irish name Cruachán, preserving the traditional nomenclature through generations of County Carlow inhabitants.

Multiple marked trails lead to the summit, with access points requiring navigation through local roads and proper preparation for variable weather conditions.

The mountain exhibits a prominence of 120 meters, ranking as the 603rd highest summit in Ireland according to national geographic classifications.

Elevation above the sea: 455 m

GPS coordinates: 52.66364,-6.76771

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:55