Starting from the road at N268037 B you can easily reach this top with 60m of climbing (gosh). In continous rain I couldn't actually find anything that unmistakeably indicated the summit. See if you can pick out where it is in the picture. Yes, in the flat mountain stakes Wicklow meets its match in the Slieve Blooms. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/426/comment/221/

Here is my companion, facing into the setting sun at the actual summit of Stillbrook Hill. The rather forlorn looking tree wrapped in plastic is the main point of reference, as the Survey marker is hidden in the heather beside it. The views on 10.08.04 were fabulous, with Lough Derg and Galway Bay visible. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/426/comment/1082/

The dizzy heights of Stillbrook Hill as seen from the car parking area at N 268 037 B. A very disappointing sight (and climb) - could more accurately be described as a slightly inverted hole than a mountain. I tramped the plateau for almost two hours trying to find the top, visiting every little mound and tussock in sight, even walking to a number of other hills in the vicinity in case I was misreading my (.5 inch) map. Eventually I decided to call it a day when my foot hit off the recessed Trig point - Hurrah !!

Finished off on Baunreaghcong, Slieve Blooms done, no plans to rush back in the near future. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/426/comment/2318/

One way to look at Stillbrook is part of an overall traverse from the R440 along the county border spine of the Slieve Blooms to the Glendine Gap and back to the R440 using the SBW. This round trip takes around 6 hours. See walk guide 62 Slieve Bloom - 4 Tops Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/426/comment/3013/

Like csd and Jaak I spent a little time wondering around the featureless top of Stillbrook searching for a sunken trig point (much to the amusement of my fellow walkers who had already commenced the walk down) and all I found was this round metal plate and a small stick stuck in the ground. Is this the trig? It did have ordnance survey on it. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/426/comment/3908/