I approached Devilsbit from the west, parking at the entrance to the forestry tracks at S04337 73098 E. The barrier was actually open here, so I could have driven all the way to near the summit, but that would be cheating! Lots of other motorists plying their way up and down the mountain made for a rather less relaxing walk than I'd been expecting. Wanting to head up Little Rock first, I used Sheet 59 which accurately portrays the forest track that loops around to the south. As others have noted, the detour (if you can call it that) via Little Rock is well worth it, with some lovely views over to Devilsbit Mountain itself. From the main summit it seems that half of Ireland is visible; from the Wicklow Mountains in the east, the sweep clockwise takes in views of the Blackstairs, Comeraghs, Knockmealdowns, the Galtees, the Silvermines, Lough Derg, and finally the Slieve Blooms to the north. Stunning and highly-recommended.According to legend, the "bit" is the gap between Little Rock and Devilsbit, which the Devil himself flung south after being banished from there by St Patrick. The lump of rock in question ended up becoming the Rock of Cashel. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/513/comment/3960/