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The Ulster High Points

Major Geographical High Points in the province of Ulster
An Ulster High Point is any of the 50 locations in the province of Ulster which feature on the overall official ​list of Ireland's Major Geographical High Points. This provincial list of Ulster High Points compiled by Kieron Gribbon was first published on 12th October 2017 on the High Point Ireland website.
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Along with the Connacht, Leinster and Munster sub-lists, it comprises the first set of regional hill lists ever to be published for Ireland. Each is a secondary sub-list of the official ​list of Ireland's Major Geographical High Points and a standalone hillwalking challenge in its own right.

High Points offer great walking opportunities all year round, however we particularly recommend visiting them during months when the days are longest. For this reason, we promote upland walking as our monthly theme for June.

#JuneUplandWalk

Ulster map
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​Each marker on the map represents the location of a High Point locations in Ulster. Click on a marker for further information about that location. All the summit locations marked on this map have also been listed in height order below.

Listed by height
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Summit name Elevation Irish Grid Reference Upland area
Slieve Donard 850m J:358:277 Mourne Mountains
Errigal Mountain 751m B:928:208 Derryveagh Mountains
Sawel Mountain 678m H:618:973 Sperrin Mountains
Croaghgorm 674m G:948:896 Bluestack Mountains
Slieve Muck 670m J:281:250 Mourne Mountains
Cuilcagh 665m H:124:280 Cuilcagh Hills
Mullaghaneany 627m H:685:986 Sperrin Mountains
Slieve Snaght 615m C:424:390 Central Inishowen Hills
Slieve League 595m G:544:784 Southwest Donegal Hills
Slieve Gullion 573m J:025:203 Slieve Gullion Hills
Oughtmore 569m H:700:975 Sperrin Mountains
Trostan 550m D:180:236 Antrim Hills
Slievenanee 543m D:167:214 Antrim Hills
Moylenanav 539m B:956:133 Glendowan Mountains
Slieve Croob 534m J:319:454 Dromara Hills
Raghtin More 502m C:339:456 Urris Hills
Bulbin 494m C:357:422 West Inishowen Hills
Divis 478m J:281:755 Belfast Hills
Agnew's Hill 474m D:328:017 Antrim Hills
Loughsalt Mountain 469m C:133:265 West Milford Hills
Divis West Slope 455m J:280:755 Belfast Hills
Barnesmore 451m H:037:854 Barnesmore Hills
Tievealehid 429m B:873:262 Gweedore Hills
Belmore Mountain 398m H:138:418 West Fermanagh Hills
Croaghleheen 385m B:879:033 Croaghleheen Hills
Slieve Beagh 380m H:524:436 Slieve Beagh Hills
Slieve Beagh East Top 373m H:532:436 Slieve Beagh Hills
Culliagh Southeast Top 369m C:082:020 South Letterkenny Hills
Carrigatuke 365m H:904:321 Slieve Gullion Hills
Knockalla Mountain 363m C:236:343 East Milford Hills
Loughanleagh 339m N:722:959 North Midland Hills
Gregory Hill 336m C:116:124 North Letterkenny Hills
Crocknasmug 328m C:658:439 East Inishowen Hills
Collin 328m J:261:706 Belfast Hills
Slieve Glah 320m H:462:008 North Midland Hills
Brougher Mountain 317m H:349:528 Brougher Hills
Drumkeeragh Hill 315m J:330:465 Dromara Hills
Carn Hill 312m J:347:891 Carrickfergus Hills
Crockalough 282m C:461:568 Malin Head Hills
Holywell Hill 260m C:385:171 Holywell Hills
Croaghnamaddy 252m C:029:402 Horn Head Hills
Croaghegly 245m B:736:073 Crohy Head Hills
Cluidaniller West Top 227m B:654:158 Arranmore Island Hills
Murren Hill 227m C:215:424 Fanad Head Hills
Inch Top 222m C:313:253 Island summit
Cairngaver 217m J:454:766 Craigantlet Hills
Slieveard 134m D:137:519 Island summit
Tory Island 83m B:877:461 Island summit
Boa Island 72m H:091:622 Island summit
Inishmore 72m H:266:366 Island summit

The Ulster High Points

  • Slieve Donard (850m)
  • Errigal Mountain (751m)
  • Sawel Mountain (678m)
  • Croaghgorm (674m)
  • Slieve Muck (670m)
  • Cuilcagh (665m)
  • Mullaghaneany (627m)
  • Slieve Snaght (615m)
  • Slieve League (595m)
  • Slieve Gullion (573m)
  • Oughtmore (569m)
  • Trostan (550m)
  • Slievenanee (543m)
  • Moylenanav (539m)
  • Slieve Croob (534m)
  • Raghtin More (502m)
  • Bulbin (494m)
  • Divis (478m)
  • Agnew's Hill (474m)
  • Loughsalt Mountain (469m)
  • Divis West Slope (455m)
  • Barnesmore (451m)
  • Tievealehid (429m)
  • Belmore Mountain (398m)
  • Croaghleheen (385m)
  • Slieve Beagh (380m)
  • Slieve Beagh East Top (373m)
  • Culliagh Southeast Top (369m)
  • Carrigatuke (365m)
  • Knockalla Mountain (363m)
  • Loughanleagh (339m)
  • Gregory Hill (336m)
  • Crocknasmug (328m)
  • Collin (328m)
  • Slieve Glah (320m)
  • Brougher Mountain (317m)
  • Drumkeeragh Hill (315m)
  • Carn Hill (312m)
  • Crockalough (282m)
  • Holywell Hill (260m)
  • Croaghnamaddy (252m)
  • Croaghegly (245m)
  • Cluidaniller West Top (227m)
  • Murren Hill (227m)
  • Inch Top (222m)
  • Cairngaver (217m)
  • Slieveard (134m)
  • Tory Island (83m)
  • Boa Island (72m)
  • Inishmore (72m)

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