Comeragh Mountains

Comeragh Mountains, Curraheen, County Waterford, Ireland

The Comeragh Mountains in southeast Ireland boast breathtaking landscapes perfect for outdoor adventures. Highlights include the stunning Coumshingaun Lake, renowned for its scenic beauty, and Mahon Falls, an impressive 80-meter waterfall. The highest peak, Fauscoum, stands tall at 792 meters (2,598 feet). Popular for hiking, climbing, and exploring ice age formations, the Comeraghs offer an unforgettable escape into nature.

Just off the N25 and a short drive from Dungarvan, the Comeraghs are Waterford’s Great Outdoors, stretching from the coast to Clonmel. This mountain range, with 12 distinct peaks and a high point of 792m (2,598ft), offers stunning Atlantic views and countless hiking opportunities. No boots? No problem. Explore dramatic Nire Valley, the Boolas at Rathgormack, and the spectacular 80-meter Mahon Falls near Lemybrien. From charming villages like Kilbrien and Rathcormack to the unique moorland ecosystem, the Comeraghs have it all—including a ‘magic road’ where cars roll uphill!

Plan a walk with Dungarvan Tourism or Muddy Boots.

MAHON FALLS

Mahon Falls is a spectacular 80-meter waterfall located in the Comeragh Mountains, near the village of Lemybrien, formed by the River Mahon as it cascades over sandstone cliffs. The falls are easily accessible via a short and family-friendly walk from the car park, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The surrounding landscape offers breathtaking views, particularly after heavy rain when the falls are at their most impressive. Nearby attractions include the famous “Magic Road” and the Copper Coast Drive. For further information try HERE. For Trails and Short Walks visit The Irish Road Trip.