Slievenamon Mountain

landmark · nature reserve

Slievenamon Mountain

An outdoor landmark in Tipperary

Today: moderate rain · 15°C

A wet day — perfect for indoor exploration

  • Setting

    Outdoor

  • Entry

    Free / cheap

  • Who for

    Ages 8–18+

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Slievenamon (Irish: Sliabh na mBan, meaning 'mountain of the women') is a 721-metre mountain in County Tipperary, Ireland. It is a popular hiking destination for families, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside from its summit cairn. The main trail starts near the village of Kilcash and is about 5 km round trip, taking 2-3 hours. Suitable for children aged 8+ with some hiking experience; younger kids may struggle with steep sections. No facilities at the mountain; bring water, snacks, and proper footwear. Free parking available at the trailhead (limited spaces).

Slievenamon Mountain

What parents should know

Slievenamon (Irish: Sliabh na mBan, meaning 'mountain of the women') is a 721-metre mountain in County Tipperary, Ireland.

Must do

Best for older children

This hike suits children aged 8 and upwards with some hiking experience. Younger children may find the steep sections challenging.

Facilities

Pack plenty of water and snacks

There are no facilities at the mountain. Bring enough water, snacks, and energy foods for the 2-3 hour round trip.

Clothing

Wear proper hiking footwear

Ensure everyone has sturdy, waterproof hiking boots with good grip. Trail conditions can be muddy and steep in places.

Location and map

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