An Mullach Ramhar

An Mullach Ramhar reaches an elevation of approximately 550 meters and is part of the broader MacGillycuddy's Reeks range, one of Ireland's most prominent mountain systems. The name, meaning "the crooked ridge" in Gaelic, likely refers to its distinctive, irregular summit line. It holds significance as a lesser-known but notable peak in Kerry's rugged landscape, valued by local hikers and geologists for its position within the ancient igneous rock formations of the region.