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Comeragh Mountains Area Printable format Maximum height for area: 792 metres Summits in area: 17 OS Map(s): 74, 75, 82 for all tops Set Area Map On     Bleantasour Mountain Hill Waterford County Cnoc Bhléantas Odhar A name in Irish (Language) (Ir. Cnoc Bhléantas Odhar [logainm.ie], 'hill of Bléantas Odhar or the dun-coloured place of hollows') Height: 402 metres OS 1/50k Mapsheet: 75 for top Grid Ref: S23640 08777 Latitude: 52.230717 Longitude: -7.654755 ITM: 623584 608831 Prominence: 37m   Isolation: 1.5km Bleantasour and Bleantasourmountain are townlands in the parish of Seskinan. Most of the townland names containing the word mountain in this part of Co. Waterford refer not to summits but to areas of mountain pasture. Bleantasour Mountain is the 826th highest summit in Ireland. Our data has reached 53% of the goal for this summit. (Details)     COMMENTS for Bleantasour Mountain Page 1 of 1 Picture: From the West Expand pics.   Churn it up! Short Summary created by jackill  14 Jan 2012 Go to the forest entrance at S22348 09385 (Point A), there is room here for two cars. Walk down the forest track, crossing a small stream and take the first turn left. Leave the track to the right after 200 meters and head across a felled area of trees and onto open mountain. Walk uphill to the summit of Milk Hill. From Milk Hill descend to the south before a short climb to Bleantasours summit. Three curious rusting milk churns stand guard nearby. Point A: S22348 09385 (turn area map On) Comment Rating (3.00) I approached Bleantasour from Milk Hill, which is .. by csd   (Show all for Bleantasour Mountain) (End of comment section for Bleantasour Mountain. Recent comments about other mountains below.) RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS Page 1 2 3 4 5 .. 31 Next page >> Track Near Slieve Binnian North Tor, Mourne Mountains (Ireland) jmoore 2 hours ago. walk, Length:13.5km, Climb: 729m, Area: Slieve Binnian North Tor, Mourne Mountains (Ireland) Slieve Binnian North Tor, Slieve Binnian, Wee Binnian    Forum: General re track jop68 7 hours ago. cheers that will do fine thanks dessie    Track Castlegall Mts circuit, Dartrys fingalscave 2 hours ago. A six peak circuit in the Castlegalls, a "lesser" branch of walk, Length:12.6km, Climb: 760m, Area: Crockauns, Dartry Mountains (Ireland) Crockauns, Forum: General Re:Track Dessie1 16 hours ago. jop68, if you click on track 788 on the track page the zig zag descent from Cnoc Na Toinne to Cronins Yard is logged on it.The track is of the Eastern Reeks so it might be a bit of a help if there...    Forum: General track jop68 a day ago. love the new track section anyone one have gpx route up/down Carrantuohill via the zig-zag route? cheers    Track Mullaghanattin circuit, from The Pocket. fingalscave a day ago. Absolutely wonderful place. I added in Beann SW and far SW walk, Length:15.7km, Climb: 1236m, Area: An Cnoc Riabhach, Iveragh (Ireland) An Cnoc Ria Summit Comment Doughruagh: A divild1 Video CaptainVertigo 3 days ago. divild1 is a regular contributor to YouTube. Here's his piece on Maolcnoc and Doughruagh from October 2011    Forum: General Path to Righteousness Bleck Cra 2 days ago. ..    Summit Comment Silver Hill: Lake on Eany Beg River not on OS Discovery Series Sheet 11 bryanmccabe 3 days ago. Having completed a walk taking in Croaghgorm, Lavagh More, Lavagh Beg and Silver Hill on 19th Feb 2012, I feel it is worth reiterating a comment made by gerrym in his post of 3 Jun 2005. In the va... Track Knocklaur, Devilsmothers horseshoe fingalscave a day ago. A fairly challenging route in terms of steepness of both asc walk, Length:12.0km, Climb: 848m, Area: Knocklaur, Partry/Joyce Country (Ireland) Knockl    Summit Comment Slievecorragh: Exceptional Teddy Bear march-fixer 2 days ago. Well 'Teddy Bear' is certainly not lonely. There was a constant visitation to the wonderful vantage point on this lovely Sunday afternoon. The people I met had heard the radio interview, which piq...    Summit Comment Scraigs: Walkers Welcome! gerrym 6 days ago. Scraigs presented an imposing profile approaching from the NW and became even more impressive as its steep slopes swept up from the shores of Lough Finn. Mist was just clearing its top whilst in t... RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS Page 1 2 3 4 5 .. 31 Next page >>