Mountains around Waterville

A low hill just above the Coomakista viewpoint, so it makes a short leg-stretch from the pass car park, with views over Ballinskelligs Bay and the islands at the mouth of the Kenmare River.

The hill above Bolus Head at the tip of the Ballinskelligs peninsula. The waymarked Bolus Barracks Loop from Ducalla (5.9 km, 270 m of climb) crosses a cliff-edge ridge facing the Skelligs.

A soft, boggy top about 2.5 km west of Eagles Hill, above the high line of the Kerry Way. Usually added to an outing over Eagles Hill rather than climbed on its own.

A rugged top in the lake country north of Lough Currane, usually climbed on a circuit of Cloonaghlin and Namona loughs. Cliffs above Lough Coomavanniha need to be skirted on the way north.

The high Waterville–Caherdaniel line of the Kerry Way passes through Windy Gap just below this summit, the highest point on the whole Kerry Way, with long views back over Lough Currane.

Also listed as Coomcallee East Top. It sits on the same crest and is normally taken in on a Coomcallee round; expect peat hags between the two tops.

The main summit on the ridge east of Lough Currane. The southern approach up Glenmore follows grassy ground with fences as handrails. Allow about five hours for the round trip.

The highest point of a remote, pathless group shared with the Sneem side, ringed by lakes and coums. The full circuit with Knockmoyle is a 7 to 8 hour day over bog and needs confident navigation in cloud.