by simon3 17 Nov 2005
Baurtregaum North East, BNE, is only about 700m NE of Baurtregaum proper, however from it you can get a much better view of the coastline, in this photo just west of Derrymore Strand. From this oblique angle the fields boundaries look like they will converge somewhere at the foot of the mountain. ( Informed by the photos in Trail Master, I can tell you they do converge a little, but this is exaggerated by the viewpoint.)
The slope on the left is Gearhane, the interlocking slope on the right is the side of Scragg, a ridge from Baurtregaum that does not have a top. BNE also has good views to the NE of Tralee. (Comment Rating 4.67)
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