Why this matters
Lamb's Head Hill rises to approximately 500 meters and is part of the broader Dingle Peninsula upland area. It is composed primarily of ancient Silurian slate, typical of the region's geological makeup. The hill's name may derive from local pastoral traditions or early land use, though specific folklore is not widely documented. It matters as a minor but distinctive landmark within the rugged landscape of west Kerry.
What is recorded here
Lamb's Head Hill is recorded as a mountain / peak in County Kerry. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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