What is recorded here
The Priest's Leap is a small peak in County Cork, rising to approximately 300 meters. It is named after a local legend involving a priest who is said to have leapt to safety from the summit during a time of persecution. The area is part of the broader limestone terrain of the Cork Mountains, which are rich in both archaeological and geological interest.
Places near here
Hut site in CooleenlemaneHut site · 742 yd
Enclosure in CooleenlemaneEnclosure · 772 yd
The Priests LeapViewpoint · 911 yd
Coomhola MountainMountain / peak · 1.3 mi
DrehidoughteraghBridge · 1.7 mi
Knockboy North TopMountain / peak · 1.9 mi
DrehigeighteraghBridge · 2.2 mi
Coomhola Salmon Trust (Streamscapes)Museum · 3.0 mi
Bonane Heritage ParkMuseum · 3.2 mi
CaoinkeenCliff · 3.4 mi
Tasmanian bluegumTasmanian bluegum · 3.6 mi
Daly's LoopWalking route · 3.6 miOther information
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