This is a remote summit usually done as part of a larger walk. One approach is from the east, where parking for about 4-5 cars may be found at V881 574 A. Follow the rough track (which disappears occasionally) down to Barley Lake, crossing the river where it exits the lake at V881 568 B, and following a track of sorts up and around the lake. The track narrows to single file and the gradient steepens, and you will have to climb up several rocks at around V873 561 C (take extra care in poor conditions). The track continues up to V870 560 D, where you should continue west for about 2 km (to avoid several valleys directly north) before turning north at V852 560 E towards the point on the OS map identified as Ram's Hill. From there it is a straightforward 2km walk NE towards the summit, which is marked only by a small outcrop of rock. Overall the terrain, albeit beautiful, is a rough mix of rocks, peat hags, heather and many dips and climbs around multiple small loughs. Allow 3 hours to reach summit. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1410/comment/18038/

Done as part of long circuit of valley including Knocknagarrane, Knockreagh, Coomnadiha, Caha Se Top, Caha Far Se Top, Droppa, Comeenhaun. There are many small tops in this area so not advisable to do on a bad weather day especially as there is a long and slippy descent off Comeenbaun . This was part of a long walk so should only be attempted in summer in my view although there may be another route to get here possibly. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1410/comment/20934/

The Cahas tend to have a lot of remote, if rough, terrain, far from any hint of the modern world, which has given rise to the presence of a great deal of wildlife. On a recent 10-hour walk there I encountered several herds of wild goat, several families of deer, multiple rabbits and hares and a huge variety of birdlife. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1410/comment/23252/