Naweeloge Top [Teebane]

About Naweeloge Top [Teebane]

Rising above the boggy plateaus of North Leitrim, this quiet Hump offers a rugged, off-track experience typical of the Arigna Mountains. Its sprawling summit provides a lonely vantage point over the dark waters of Lough Allen and the Iron Mountains, rewarding those who navigate its peat hags and heather with profound solitude.

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• •The name Teebane is a phonetic anglicisation of the Irish 'An Taobh Bán', meaning 'the white side', likely referring to the pale moorland grasses that coat its slopes in contrast to the surrounding dark peat.
• •The hill sits in a wild, sparsely populated corner of County Leitrim, overlooking the valley where the River Shannon begins to broaden into the first of its great lakes.
• •From the summit, the view stretches south across the expansive surface of Lough Allen toward the distinctive flat-topped silhouette of Slieve Anierin.
• •While officially categorised as a Hump, the actual experience of crossing the saturated peat hags that guard the summit may leave you feeling it deserves a considerably more strenuous classification.