Lough Mohra and Rath Beag Loop Walk
This loop walk explores Glenpatrick Wood in County Waterford. On the walk you will visit two local highlights including Lough Mohra and Rath Beag.
The lake is a glacial coum and located in a lovely remote spot with beautiful countryside, forestry and mountains surrounding it. From the high points there are wonderful views towards the sea.
You'll also pass the ancient Rath Beag, an Iron age ring-barrow placed on top of a natural glacial feature. It is notable as Waterford's smallest ring fort.
Just to the north you can pick up the Suir Blueway. This shared cycling and walking trail runs along the River Suir between Carrick-on-Suir and Clonmel. The trail is a good way to extend your walking in the area.
Lough Mohra and Rath Beag Loop Open Street Map 
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Lough Mohra and Rath Beag Loop Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
To the west there's the historic Cahir Castle. The 12th century castle is well worth a visit with lovely grounds and a fascinating history.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Misty Lough Mohra. The Lough Mohra Coum lies under the Knockanaffrin Ridge
Loch Mohra. On a clear day you will see the peak of Slievenamon, the historic Kilcash on the eastern slopes of Slievenamon and the Walsh Mountains in the gap between Slievenamon and the lower hills of Kilkenny.
Derelict Building
