Altaggart Mountain
Height not listedA western named hill near Tievedockaragh.
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82 mountains and hills
Ballydesland Hill
178 mA low hill on the western edge of the Mournes.
About Ballydesland Hill →Ballyoully Mountain
Height not listedA western hill northwest of Gruggandoo.
About Ballyoully Mountain →Ben Crom
526 mA central summit west of Slievelamagan.
About Ben Crom →Butter Mountain
503.8 mA western neighbour of the central peaks.
About Butter Mountain →Carn Hill
Height not listedA named northern hill beyond the central summits.
About Carn Hill →Carn Mountain
585.2 mA central hill south of Ott Mountain.
About Carn Mountain →A high eastern summit south of Donard.
About Chimney Rock Mountain →Cloghachorcha
Height not listedA southern named peak below Finlieve.
About Cloghachorcha →Cock Mountain
505 mA western hill between Hen and Pigeon Rock.
About Cock Mountain →Cove Mountain
654.8 mA high summit north of Slievelamagan.
About Cove Mountain →Craigdoo
Height not listedA northern hill above Spaltha.
About Craigdoo →Crenville
461 mA northern neighbour of Slievemartin.
About Crenville →Crossone
540 mA lower eastern top beside Donard.
About Crossone →Crotlieve Mountain
347 mA western hill south of Gruggandoo.
About Crotlieve Mountain →Curraghard
Height not listedA named forest-area peak in the north.
About Curraghard →Doan
592.6 mA central summit between Carn and Ben Crom.
About Doan →Drinnahilly
254 mA low named peak north of Newcastle's mountains.
About Drinnahilly →Dunmore Hill
Height not listedA lower eastern hill beside the coastal side of the range.
About Dunmore Hill →Eagle Mountain
638 mA substantial summit in the western Mournes.
About Eagle Mountain →Finlieve
578 mThe southern neighbour of Eagle and Shanlieve.
About Finlieve →Finlieve Beg
Height not listedA lower named neighbour southwest of Finlieve.
About Finlieve Beg →Finlieve More
Height not listedA named southern neighbour of the main Finlieve.
About Finlieve More →Formal
Height not listedA named southern peak west of Knockshee.
About Formal →Gruggandoo
382 mA western hill above Crotlieve.
About Gruggandoo →Hen Mountain
361 mA western hill northwest of Cock Mountain.
About Hen Mountain →Knockchree
306 mA low southern hill beyond Slievenagore.
About Knockchree →Knockshee
347 mA southern hill beside the lower Finlieve group.
About Knockshee →Lechan More
Height not listedA named western peak south of Gruggandoo.
About Lechan More →Leganabruchan
Height not listedA named eastern peak north of Crossone.
About Leganabruchan →Luke's Mountain
391 mA northern hill linked to Tollymore's scenery.
About Luke's Mountain →McLean's Hill
Height not listedA northern hill beyond Tollymore's named peaks.
About McLean's Hill →Millstone Mountain
460 mA lower eastern mountain with quarry heritage.
About Millstone Mountain →Ott Mountain
526.8 mA central hill northwest of Carn Mountain.
About Ott Mountain →The northern top of a closely paired hill.
About Pigeon Rock Mountain (North) →The southern top of the Pigeon Rock pair.
About Pigeon Rock Mountain (South) →Red Moss
Height not listedA named peak southeast of Finlieve.
About Red Moss →The eastern Rocky Mountain south of Donard.
About Rocky Mountain (Eastern) →Rocky Mountain (Southern)
Height not listedThe southern Rocky Mountain below Finlieve.
About Rocky Mountain (Southern) →The western Rocky Mountain near Tormanrock.
About Rocky Mountain (Western) →Shanlieve
627 mA western summit beside Eagle Mountain.
About Shanlieve →Sheep Hill
256 mA low western neighbour of Rocky Mountain.
About Sheep Hill →Slieve Bearnagh
739 mA high summit between Meelmore and Hare's Gap.
About Slieve Bearnagh →Slieve Beg
595.9 mA high eastern neighbour of Cove Mountain.
About Slieve Beg →Slieve Binnian
745.9 mA high ridge overlooking the Annalong side.
About Slieve Binnian →Slieve Commedagh
767 mDonard's high neighbour to the northwest.
About Slieve Commedagh →Slieve Corragh
641.9 mA summit west of Commedagh.
About Slieve Corragh →Slieve Donard
850 mNorthern Ireland's highest mountain above Newcastle.
About Slieve Donard →Slieve Loughshannagh
617 mA central summit northwest of Doan.
About Slieve Loughshannagh →Slieve Meelbeg
701.9 mA high central summit south of Meelmore.
About Slieve Meelbeg →Slieve Meelmore
687 mA central summit north of Meelbeg.
About Slieve Meelmore →Slieve Muck
670.4 mA high summit on the western side of the centre.
About Slieve Muck →Slieve Roe
Height not listedA western hill southwest of Crotlieve.
About Slieve Roe →Slieve Roosley
Height not listedA western hill northwest of Slievemeel.
About Slieve Roosley →Slieveacarnane
296 mA low hill on the western edge of the range.
About Slieveacarnane →Slieveacarnane (Northern mapped point)
Height not listedA northern point also known as Slieveacarnane.
About Slieveacarnane (Northern mapped point) →Slieveanowen
Height not listedA southern peak between Crenville and Rocky Mountain.
About Slieveanowen →Slievebug
Height not listedA southern peak southeast of Finlieve.
About Slievebug →Slievefadda
Height not listedA southern peak west of Knockshee.
About Slievefadda →Slievelamagan
702.2 mA high summit between Cove and Binnian.
About Slievelamagan →Slievemartin
483 mA southwestern mountain in the Rostrevor hills.
About Slievemartin →Slievemeel
420 mA southwestern hill north of Crenville.
About Slievemeel →Slievemeen
470 mThe southern neighbour of Slievemartin.
About Slievemeen →Slievemoughanmore
559 mA western summit above Wee Slievemoughan.
About Slievemoughanmore →Slievenabrock
438 mA northern foothill below Commedagh.
About Slievenabrock →Slievenaglogh (Northern)
584.4 mThe northern Slievenaglogh above the Trassey area.
About Slievenaglogh (Northern) →The southern Slievenaglogh near the reservoir hills.
About Slievenaglogh (Southern) →Slievenagore
Height not listedA named southern hill west of Binnian.
About Slievenagore →Slievenamaddy
Height not listedA named northern peak above Donard's lower neighbours.
About Slievenamaddy →Slievenamiskan
442 mA western hill northeast of Cock Mountain.
About Slievenamiskan →Slievenamuck
504 mA central-western peak near Butter Mountain.
About Slievenamuck →Slieveroe
Height not listedA separate named peak beside the southern Rocky Mountain.
About Slieveroe →Spaltha
477 mA northern hill above Spelga.
About Spaltha →Spelga
472 mA named northwestern hill beside Spaltha.
About Spelga →Spences Mountain
515 mA lower eastern neighbour of Chimney Rock.
About Spences Mountain →The Drinns
Height not listedNamed hill ground in Tollymore's forest landscape.
About The Drinns →The Rowans
Height not listedA named southern peak north of Slievefadda.
About The Rowans →Thomas's Mountain
Height not listedA lower eastern mountain west of Millstone.
About Thomas's Mountain →Tievedockaragh
473 mA western summit southwest of Eagle Mountain.
About Tievedockaragh →Tormanrock
Height not listedA named western peak beside Rocky Mountain.
About Tormanrock →Wee Binnian
460 mA separate lower top southwest of Binnian.
About Wee Binnian →Wee Slievemoughan
428 mThe lower northern neighbour of Slievemoughanmore.
About Wee Slievemoughan →No mountains match yet
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About this mountain list & its sources
82 named mountains and hills, with 8 subsidiary tops grouped below their parent entries. The catalogue combines DoBIH v18.6 summit records and named OpenStreetMap peak/hill points in the core Mournes and foothills, between 54.07–54.25° north and 6.25–5.80° west. The map snapshot is dated 6 October 2026. It includes lower hills and distinct summits with the same name. Subsidiary tops are listed with their parent mountain. Passes, valleys, cliffs and buildings are not counted as mountains. Names and boundaries vary between publishers; this is a defined guide catalogue rather than a claim that every terrain feature has one official name.
Heights follow each entry’s named source. Survey measurements can differ from older maps and visitor guides. A summit height is separate from a route’s ascent and from the elevation chosen for a weather model.
Core summit data: Database of British and Irish Hills, with supplementary named hills from OpenStreetMap and individually cited sources. Full source and licence information appears on each page and in the public mountain catalogue. Data credits →