A difficult walk, (see terrain rating) to the side of a rock that offers a fine panoramic view. Please try not to disturb the goats and leave no trace.
About 30 m south of the Galty View cache turn left on a small path that gets less pronounced (unless Kilfinane outdoor education centre have used it recently for a group activity). The cache is on the far side of the most prominent rock over a small cave.
BEWARE; wear suitable boots. Shorts are definitely not recommended.
A pair of wild goats were seen on both occasions that I have been there. Even when not visible the strong smell is evident. They sometimes sleep in the cave. Below is a transcription of a story written by a Thomas Brazzil as part of a folklore collection done in primary schools in 1937. The original hand-written version is available on https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4922045/4847068 "On top of Ballintubber mountain stands a rock called Parlour Rock which is about 60 or 70 feet high. On the west side of this rock is a cave known locally as "Seomra Nora". The following is the story of the cave. The daughter of a chieftan from Bruree who had to fly from her home for some reason to refuge in the cave and from her it got the name of "Seomra Nora""