Croaghubbrid

Overlooking the eastern fringes of the Blue Stack Mountains, this rugged Donegal hill offers a wild, pathless experience. Standing at 418 metres, its rocky heath provides a quiet vantage point with expansive views across Lough Eske towards Donegal Bay and the higher, craggier peaks of the main range to the west.

• •The name likely derives from the Irish 'Cruach Thiobrad', meaning 'Hill of the Well', a reference to the springs that rise among the boggy slopes of the Bluestack range.
• •From the summit cairn, there are clear lines of sight to Gaugin Mountain to the northwest and across the valley to the smaller peak of Binmore.
• •It is classified as a Hump, a title given to hills with a drop of at least 100 metres on all sides, ensuring it feels like a distinct, isolated top despite its modest elevation.
• •The approach is notoriously damp; it is the sort of terrain where the local 'Hill of the Well' etymology feels less like a name and more like a status report for your gaiters.