Slieve Croob Walk
This walk climbs to Slieve Croob in the Dromara Hills area of the Mourne Mountains in County Down.
You can start your walk from the car parking area on Dree Hill, to the west of Slieve Croob. The route then follows a winding tarmac path east to the hill summit which stands at a height of 534 metres (1,752 ft). Here you will find an ancient burial cairn and several transmitter stations with radio masts.
There's wonderful views towards Lough Neagh and beyond to the Sperrin mountains to enjoy at the top. You can also see down to Lisburn and along the Lagan Valley to Belfast.
You can continue your walking in the area by heading east to explore the peaceful woodland trails in Drumkeeragh Forest. To the north east there's Ballynahinch and the splendid Montalto Estate as well.
Postcode
BT25 2EF - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsSlieve Croob Open Street Map 
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Photos
Trig point on Slieve Croob
The mast on the top of Slieve Croob
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The path to Slieve Croob. Looking down from the path, towards the Dree Hill road, with Legananny Mountain in the background.
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The twisting Dree Hill road near the entrance to the path
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Looking down from the path, across the north western side of Slieve Croob, to the greener countryside west of Dromara
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Moorland, typical of the area around the Dromara Hills, on the northern side of the path.