Aghla may be approached from a number of routes. Parking may be found outside the local GAA club the the south western end of Lough Finn. ( Point 891 006 A) Continue along the road/track past a house and through a gate, past an old abandoned cottage. You will see a broad grassy area here on your right. Head directly across this and begin to ascend the steep slope, although going is mostly firm underfoot. Continue directly south until you reach about 350m ascent where you will see a deep gully to your left. The slope then becomes steeper, but there are a couple of routes you can take, either following the gully to the top, although this can be wet in patches, or ascending through a gap to the right which will take you to 400m height. After 450m the climb eases considerably and as you make the final approach to the summit you will have to do a bit of ascending and then descending across a somewhat rolling landscape doted with a few tiny loughs. The top is marked by a trip pillar at the northern end, sitting atop a long rocky ridge. Roughly 1 hour 20 minutes for ascent. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/289/comment/5049/