Cuilcagh mountain takes in 2,500 hectares on the Northern slopes of Cuilcagh mountains with the Marble Arch Caves at the heart. This is one of the largest blanket bogs in Northern Ireland and in fact it is one of the most intact blanket bogs in Western Europe.
Cuilcagh is a mountain on the border between county Fermanagh and county Cavan. With a height of 2185 feet, it is the highest point in both counties. It is also the 170th highest peak on the island of Ireland. Cuilcagh is Irelands only cross-border county top.
No long walks before or after the main hike. Our carpark is conveniently located with you in mind.
Your day ticket is not limited to just a few hours, so you are free to roam at your convenience, and arrive and leave at your leisure.
A short 30 second shuttle-bus ride takes you to and from the beginning of the trail.
Good News! State provided toilets are available onsite for your convenience.
lead to the viewing platform near the summit
Since 2015, visitor numbers grew from approximately 3,000 per year
Round trip of 2.5–3.5 hours (sometimes up to 4 h)
Approximately 490 m total ascent