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Northern Ireland
Cro Bheithe [Crovehy]
315M
1033FT
About Cro Bheithe [Crovehy]
Standing at 315 metres, this summit offers a quieter alternative to the busier fells of the Lake District. Classified as a Marilyn and a Hump, its significant prominence ensures it feels higher than the map suggests. It is a destination for walkers who value solitude and the satisfaction of ticking off less-frequented peaks.
Key Statistics
Rank
178th Highest in Region
Parent Range
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Prominence
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162m
Nearest Town
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Geology
Silurian Slates & Gritstone
Find It
OS Grid Reference
B827114
Latitude
54.9499°N
Longitude
8.2707°W
Did You Know?
- •The name Cro Bheithe has Gaelic roots, roughly translating to 'the fold of the birch tree,' indicating a history of livestock farming and specific local flora.
- •Despite its modest elevation of 1,033 feet, the hill is a Marilyn, meaning it has a drop of at least 150 metres on all sides before the land rises again.
- •Because it lacks a Wainwright classification, this hill remains largely ignored by the crowds, making it an ideal spot for those looking to escape the busier hubs of the region.