The trailhead is situated near and signposted from the tiny village of Lavagh, with Tobercurry the nearest town. The walk is suitable for youngish children and is very short but steep enough to get the lungs going and provide a sense of having climbed something. The summit is grassy and flattish, but just compact enough (and far away enough from other high ground) to provide a superb panorama.

It looks over the plain west to the Ox Mountains and north to the Dartrys and other hills of Sligo, then across the indistinct boggy ridges of north Leitrim to Cuilcagh. I could see the Atlantic around Knocknarea, and Croagh Patrick and Nephin in Mayo were hazily visible. South and south-east is an expanse of flat midlands terrain as far as the eye can see.
The trig pillar at the summit is still as forlorn and fallen over as it was when a commenter on this site noted it in 2014. There are megalithic cairns on the summit as well. There is parking as the trailhead, enough on the day but not a huge amount. Path is mostly stony and well-constructed but grassy at the summit, though not wet or mucky when I did it.

Highly recommended short hike for families or anyone looking for something rewarding but not time-consuming.