Republic of Ireland
Corrin
332M
1089FT
About Corrin
Overlooking the eastern approach to Dingle, this modest Tump provides a quieter alternative to the peninsula's more famous peaks. At 332 metres, it offers a manageable ascent with rewarding perspectives across Dingle Harbour and toward the more rugged spine of the Slieve Mish Mountains to the east.
Key Statistics
Rank
49th Highest in Region
Parent Range
Data coming soon
Prominence
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99m
Nearest Town
Kilgobban
Geology
Geological data pending update.
Classifications
Nearby Fells
Find It
OS Grid Reference
Q685075
Latitude
52.2041°N
Longitude
9.9242°W
Did You Know?
- •The name likely stems from the Irish 'An Carn', referring to a stony mound or burial cairn, a common feature on Irish summits of this height and prominence.
- •Positioned between the town of Dingle and the Slieve Mish range, the summit acts as a natural grandstand for viewing the indented coastline of Dingle Bay and the sprawling sands of Inch Beach to the southeast.
- •It is frequently overlooked by walkers heading for the more dramatic heights of Mount Brandon or Mount Eagle, making it a peaceful spot for those seeking a less-trodden path on the peninsula.
- •At 332 metres, it stands in the shadow of the peninsula's giants, though it manages to claim the title of 'summit' without requiring the logistical planning of a major expedition.