Corrin

The hill of Corrin is a prominent landmark south of Fermoy and covers an area of 111 hectares. The hill rises from the surrounding plain to a height of 222 metres and from the summit there are spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. This steepness means the terrain can be very physical. In the northern and eastern sections of the wood there are several paths tiered along the hill which cross each other at various points which can cause much confusion if you fail to observe the crossing as some of these paths terminate in the undergrowth. 

One of the more striking man made features in the wood are the 14 Stations of the Cross which run from the car park to the summit. If your course does take in the hill top be sure to take a moment to appreciate the view. 

Map Scale: 1:10,000

Parking: There is a car park at the forest entrance.

Forest Trivia

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