Lough Ouler - Tonelagee Mountain (817m)

Lough Ouler - Tonelagee Mountain (817m)

Tonelagee (gaelic Toin le Gaoith meaning 'Back-side to the Wind') is Wicklow's third highest mountain at 817m.

From the car park at the top of Glemacnas Waterfall at the Glendasan River (Sally Gap side). This is a beautiful hike up to and around the heart-shaped lake of Lough Ouler. 

Glemacnas Waterfall at the Glendasan River 

 
There are many wet flushes on the hillside below the lake with mosses, Bog Cottons and Soft Rush.


Lough Ouler

Turlough Hill and Lough Nahanagan from Tonelagee (817m)

Pass the heart shaped Lough Ouler from he top of Tonelagee (817m) looking at the hydro-electric station of Turlough Hill and Lough Nahanagan, the lower reservoir for the power station. From the back to reach Glendalough's Valley!!


Boggy land, lots of cuttings in a peat bog

A loop walk up and around the Toelagee will give you stunning views of the lake and the Wicklow Mountains. Boggy land, lots of cuttings in a peat bog and beautiful views of heather.