Camenabologue SE Top

Situated on the high, peat-scarred ridge between the Glen of Imaal and Glenmalure, this secondary summit offers a rugged and often boggy experience. It serves as a quieter alternative to its parent peak, providing a focused perspective across the Fraughan Rock Glen toward the massive, craggy northern face of Lugnaquilla.

• •The name is derived from the Irish Céim na mBulóg, translated as 'Pass of the Bullocks', indicating the mountain's historical role as a route for moving livestock between the surrounding glens.
• •Walkers often visit this point as part of a high-level traverse connecting Table Mountain to the Lugnaquilla massif, passing through some of the most remote-feeling terrain in County Wicklow.
• •The summit overlooks the dramatic glacial head of the Fraughan Rock Glen, a landmark location for those retracing the historical escape route of Art O'Neill.
• •Navigating the plateau towards the main summit involves negotiating a labyrinth of peat hags that are as likely to swallow a walking pole as they are to provide a stable step.