I visited Slieve sometime before the lockdown 2 or more years ago and was impressed. Today it was raining and windy and I did not want to spend €5 for a 2 hour visit. Visibility was poor . The parking fee is new.
We were blown away by the views. The walk up from the car park is quite steep in parts but I believe they do allow cars to drive further up for people with disabilities. The walk took us just over an hour up and down but it was so worth it. You can go to the museum which is before the actual cliffs and get a tour bus up if you don't want to walk but honestly the walk was just fabulous and you really get the best views by walking. The day we went up the weather was great as there was a mist coming down the cliffs but we were still in awe of the scenery and it did not take from the views in anyway.
We took Haughey’s Coach from the visitor centre up to the cliff carpark. Aidan, the driver, provided humorous commentary on both journeys. Even though it was a drizzly, misty day the cliffs are amazing! The colours of the rocks, ocean waves and waterfalls with wisps of fog draped over the mountain are definitely worth seeing. The coffee van in the top carpark was good too.
Forget the cliffs of Mohar!!! just a big tourist trap in my opinion. go here instead!!! if you are not so keen on a hard walk, take the mini bus up to the cliffs that run from the car park. Once there there are superb views, take a walk up to the top, its steep. but worth it.
Lovely walk. We bypassed the shuttle bus and parked in the upper car park...it was €5 for two hours so expensive enough we thought given the shuttle bus was free! It's aboit a 2km walk up to the main viewing point and be warned, a steep starting hill at the beginning but levels out quick enough. You can do a much longer walk around the ridge but we bypassed and did a 6km shorted walk. Beautiful views
