Mahon Falls
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| Photo by Liam Fennell |
Mahon Falls
is a waterfall nestled in the Comeragh Mountians. The waters of the Mahon River
cascade down the steep rocky mountain face with great force. The river flows past the “Fairy Tree”
and on into the area of the Atlantic called the Celtic Sea.
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| Photo by Liam Fennell |
On entering the Mahon Valley, you will cross over a cattle grid and head down a small slope known as the Magic Road. The "Fairy Tree" is a few yards from the road. Stopping at the "Fairy Tree" if you turn off the engine of your car, it will travel backwards up the hill with no power. MAGIC!
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| Photo by Liam Fennell |
The rugged terrain is a great favourite with
hikers and hill walkers.
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| Photo by Liam Fennell |
The Comeragh Mountains are a dramatic and varied
range with boggy plateaus and rocky crags, dotted with sheep and goats. A panoramic
view of the countryside below can be seen from the laybys along the drive of
the Comeragh Trail.
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| Photo by Liam Fennell |
The rugged
beauty of the Comeragh Mountains is spectacular and tranquil splendor of the
magical waterfall known as Mahon Falls, is Mother Nature at her best.
