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Breifne Area   Iron Mountains Subarea
Maximum height for area: 665 metres,   Summits in area: 12,   Maximum prominence for area: 570 metres, OSI/LPS Maps: 26, 27, 27A For all tops   Highest summit: Cuilcagh, 665m
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Bartonny Top Hill Cavan County In Carn List

Height: 411m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 26 Grid Reference: H09781 19229 This summit has been logged as climbed by 6 members
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Longitude: -7.851183, Latitude: 54.122079 Prominence: 36m,   Isolation: 2.4km
ITM: 609728 819236,   GPS IDs, 6 char: BrtnTp, 10 char: BrtnyTop

This peak is unnamed on the Discovery map. It is near Bartonny Lough and is a southern satellite of Benbrack. Any information on its correct name would be welcome.   Bartonny Top is the 782nd highest summit in Ireland.

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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Bartonny Top in area Breifne, Ireland
Picture: The gateway to Bartonny
 
by madfrankie  15 Jul 2008 The most difficult thing about Bartonny Top is finding the start of the walk. If you do it as a one-off, this may be the best option: At Derrynacreeve T-junction (between Ballyconnell and Swanlinbar) take the turn signposted 'Ballinamore/Glangevlin/Sligo'. Drive for a few miles, then turn right at the signpost for Corlough. Drive through the hamlet and take a left at the T-junction. Take a right at a school and when you get to another T-junction, take a left. After a few minutes you'll see a gate on your right with an obvious track ascending to forestry (see pic). There's plenty of space to park here.
The forestry road ascends for a kilometre or two (ignore a road branching right), passing a disused slate quarry and emerges through a gate onto open hillside. Passing turf cuttings, negotiate a fence, and ascend a grassy hill up to moorland plateau. There's a quad track that will bring you almost to the heathery knolls at the 'summit'. It's a bleak spot but there's wide views, NE to the escarped Benbrack and further to the Iron Mountains and Slievenakilla. Tiny Bartonny Lough stands out in an area of muted colour.
Descending by the same route, the walk should take about an hour and a half.
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Picture: Bartonny Top summit
by madfrankie  15 Jul 2008 Bartonny Lough looking towards Benbrack
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