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Best Walks in the Mourne Mountains

Experience the breathtaking Mourne Mountains in County Down, Northern Ireland—perfect for hiking, scenic views, and outdoor adventures

Explore the best walking routes and scenic trails in the Mourne Mountains and surrounding South Down area.

Best Walks in the Mourne Mountains | South Down Walking Guide

  1. 1. Walks & Outdoors · Mournes

    Eagle Mountain

    A quieter peak in the western Mournes, away from the busier summits.

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    Knockchree

    The wooded hill above Kilkeel with views over the coast and Carlingford Lough.

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    Slieve Muck

    A broad Mourne summit near the source of the River Bann, with views to Spelga.

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    Slieve Binnian

    A rugged ridge of granite tors with views down over the Silent Valley and Ben Crom reservoirs.

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    Slieve Meelbeg

    A quieter Mourne summit on the line of the Mourne Wall, with wide views over the western Mournes.

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    Slieve Meelmore

    A Mourne Wall summit often paired with Slieve Meelbeg and Slieve Bearnagh.

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    Slieve Bearnagh

    A Mourne favourite crowned with dramatic granite tors, with the Mourne Wall running over its summit.

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    Slievelamagan

    A steep, rocky peak in the heart of the Mournes overlooking Ben Crom.

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    Slieve Commedagh

    The second-highest peak in the Mournes, right next door to Slieve Donard.

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    Slieve Donard

    The highest mountain in Northern Ireland, rising straight from the sea above Newcastle.

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