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Brockagh Mountain SE Top: Flattish height NW of Laragh with views, boggy paths a

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 2 weeks ago
Situated at the south eastern tip of a spur from Tonelagee it therefore commands wonderful views out over Laragh to the south east and Glenmacnass valley and waterfall to the north. Glendalough is...

Near Donegal NW (Ireland)

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walk, Length:5.7km, Climb: 68m, Area: Donegal NW (Ireland)

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Brandon Group Area

Maximum height for area: 952 metres, Summits in area: 13, Maximum prominence for area: 934 metres, OSI/LPS Maps: 70 For all tops Highest summit:

Brandon, 952m

Summits in area Brandon Group:

Brandon North Top 895m

Brandon Peak 840m

Brandon South Top 790m

An Bhinn Dubh Hill (Ir. An Bhinn Dubh [OSI], 'the black peak') Kerry County In Carn List

Height: 479.2m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 70 Grid Reference: Q48328 05613 This summit has been logged as climbed by 48 members
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Longitude: -10.218229, Latitude: 52.181934 Prominence: 51m, Isolation: 1.5km
ITM: 448311 605667, GPS IDs, 6 char: AnBhnD, 10 char: AnBhnDbh

This is the first peak W of the Connor Pass. An Bhinn Dubh is the 523rd highest summit in Ireland. An Bhinn Dubh is the second most southerly summit and also the second most easterly in the Brandon Group area.
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Like taking candy from a baby...

Short Summary created by Peter Walker 14 Jun 2012 An Bhinn Dubh is almost certainly the easiest top on the entire Dingle peninsula. The first bump on the huge sickle-shaped ridge linking the Connor Pass to Brandon, its ascent can be accomplished in a matter of minutes. Start from the car park at the top of the pass 491056 (Point A) and plod up the wide and gently-inclined track heading west for about 700m to the summit (a little way past a conspicuous cairn). The immediate environs are unexceptional but the views are very good.

If not pressed for time continuing at least as far as Ballysitteragh is recommended.

Point A: Q491 056

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Picture: Summit Cairn not on summit!

The Black Ben

by Geo 11 Jul 2011 I can't believe this hill hasn't been commented on, considering it's position close to a very busy viewing point. If you park at the Connor Hill viewpoint on the highest point of the Connor Pass Q4904805584 (Point B) and just head West up the well-trodden track, 15 minutes will get you to the cairn at Q4856905621 (Point C) and another 3 or 4 minutes to the highest point as judged by me at Q4832505617 (Point D). I imagine that many people climb this short half km,70 metre ascent to get photo op's, then with their panoramas of the Dingle Peninsula complete, head back down to their car, bike or whatever transport they arrived in/on. I have a pic of the summit, a relatively flat, unexciting place in itself, but what a vantage point.

Point B: Q49048 05584

Point C: Q48569 05621

Point D: Q48325 05617

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