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Maximum height for area: 674 metres Summits in area: 35
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Ardnageer Mountain Donegal County
Ard na gCaor A name in Irish (Language)
(Ir. Ard na gCaor [JOK], 'height of the berries')
Height: 642 metres OS 1/50k Mapsheet: 11 for top
Grid Ref: G96971 90896 Latitude: 54.765965 Longitude: -8.047840
ITM: 596921 890887 Prominence: 77m   Isolation: 0.8km
Rating graphic. Also known as Knockgorm
Ardnageer is the 205th highest summit in Ireland.

Our data has reached 64% of the goal for this summit.

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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Ardnageer in area Bluestack Mountains, County Donegal, Ireland
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by gerrym  29 Sep 2004 From N15 through Barnesmore Gap follow signs for Bluestack Drive around N side of Lough Eske to a carpark overlooking the Lough. Walk right along road to top of hairpin bends and take tarmac lane to left past Edergole Bridge. At a prominent walkers sign changes to a gravel track, fords a river ( large boulders can be used if high) and parallels with steep gorge of River Corabber. When turns away continue straight uphill to cut out a switchback and reach the head of the gorge. There is an impressive waterfall here dropping into a deep pool - pool can be reached by a steep path? for some good pics. Continue along river bank passing sluice gate for small hydro scheme BEWARE the ground from here becomes very wet and time is taken trying to find the driest line through the river valley. When a noisey river joins from the left follow it uphill towards Lough Belshade - even wetter here if you can believe it. Lough Belshade is a wild place (only slighty spoilt by the visible elements of the hydro scheme) backed on 3 sides by steep rocky ground (see pic). Follow the S shore to meet up with a stream coming down from the mountains (974894 (Point A)) and follow it uphill. The ground soon firms and are walking on areas of bare rock. Can follow this stream right up to the summit area but would be wise to take compass bearing as fragments among the rugged ground as crosss a level area before the final climb. Reach summit area just to the east of top of Ardnageer which has a prominent outcrop of white quartzite just to the N. Continue NE along good ground to reach the cairn at the top of Knockgorm. Extensive views N over the high hills of Donegal and W to Croaghgorm and Lavagh More. Steep drop from here NE to col, passing some fascinating glacially deposited boulders, with little valley containing a lough. Climb up 300 ft to reach the top of Croaghbane with fine views over Lough Belshade to Lough Eske. At summit cairn the views stretch to the Sperrins and Cuilcaigh and over Donegal Bay to Benbulbin and Sligo Hills. Met two people walking dogs on way to L Belshade but that was it. For completion of this walk see Croaghaniwore.
Point A: G974 894 (turn area map On)
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Ardnageer in area Bluestack Mountains, County Donegal, Ireland
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by eflanaga  9 Jun 2006 Climbed June 7th – Leaving Croaghbane IG97850 91070 (Point B) summit (see for previous stage on walk) I took a bearing of 264 degrees SW towards Ardnageer, although it was hardly necessary to do so as it was clearly in view a short distance away. Nevertheless, a glance to my left and the encroaching low cloud base, which was creating an inversion effect on the hills around me, suggested that I could find myself in deep mist fairly quickly so caution appeared the best option. As it turned out the cloud didn’t make much more headway, eventually being burned off by the heat of the sun as the morning progressed. It’s a fairly short and relatively easy walk to Ardnageer from Croaghbane over exposed rock for the most part. Short climb up onto summit with small cairn and excellent views all around. Ardnageer SW top with it’s distinctive mound of white quartzite beckoned, again just a short distance south-west.
Point B: G97850 91070 (turn area map On)
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Ardnageer in area Bluestack Mountains, County Donegal, Ireland
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by bryanmccabe  24 Feb 2010 A rare break in the fog revealed Lough Belshade taken from near the summit of Ardnageer in snow.
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