
What is recorded here
Com an Charria rises to approximately 500 meters and is part of the broader MacGillycuddy's Reeks range, known for its rugged terrain and ancient geological formations. The name, meaning "Hill of the Chara" in Irish, may reflect local folklore or historical land use, though specific traditions are not widely documented. It matters as a lesser-known but significant landmark within Kerry's mountainous landscape, contributing to regional identity and hiking routes.
Places near here
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Mountain StageViewpoint · 4.0 mi
Sheep Dog TrainingHeritage attraction · 4.5 mi
Soft Tree-fernSoft Tree-fern · 4.5 mi
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Chilean wine palmChilean wine palm · 4.6 mi
Kells BeachBeach / strand · 4.8 miOther information
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