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If you want to use the website often please enrol (quick and free) at top right.The Bibliography. Information for books on Irish mountains and hillwalking.
Airey, Alan Irish Hill Days 1937 >> Andrews, J. H. Paper Landscape, A 1975 >> Bardwell, Sandra, Helen Fairbairn & Gareth McCorma Walking in Ireland 1999 >> Barry Dalby The Wicklow Way (Map Guide) 1993 >> Booth, Frank The Independent Walker's Guide to Ireland 1999 >> Boydell, Herman & McCarthy Walk Guide: East of Ireland 1991 >> Boyle, Ken & Orla Bourke Wicklow Way, The 1990 >> Butterfield, Irvine High Mountains of Britain and Ireland, The 1986 >> Clements, E. D. The Hewitts and Marilyns of Ireland 1997 >> Clements, Paul Height of Nonsense, The 2005 >> Coleman, J. C. Mountains of Killarney, The 1948 >> Corcoran, Kevin Kerry Walks 1992 >> Corcoran, Kevin West Cork Walks 1991 >> Corcoran, Kevin West of Ireland Walks 1997 >> Dalby, Barry The Wicklow Way Map Guide 1993 >> Davey, Bernard Bernard Davey's Mourne 1999 >> Davey, Bernard BERNARD DAVEY'S MOURNES 1999 >> de Courcy, John W. "Mountains and Summits shown on maps before AD 1700" (articl 2005 >> Dillon, Paddy Mountains of Ireland, The 1992 >> Dillon, Paddy Complete Ulster Way Walks, The 1999 >> Dillon, Paddy Ulster Way, The 199? >> Dillon, Paddy Exploring the South of Ireland 1998 >> Dillon, Paddy Connemara 2001 >> EastWest Mapping Wicklow Way Walks 1998 >> Fairbairn, Helen Northern Ireland: A Walking Guide 2006 >> Fairbairn, Helen Ireland's Best Walks - A Walking Guide 2014 >> Fairbairn, Helen Ireland's Adventure Bucket List, Great Outdoor Experiences 2018 >> Fewer, Michael Wicklow Way, The 1998 >> Flanagan, David & Creagh, Richard Exploring Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way 2016 >> Flowerdew, Michael, P.J. McKeever & J.D. Smyth Explore Series Unkn >> 1 2 3 4 5 Next page >>
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Easy circuit for bagging Carrannupat a month ago.
Firstly DO NOT PARK where we did (at the famous corner) but rather in the yard nearby (more in Comments for Carra... walk, Len: 9.7km, Climb: 477m, Area: Carran, West Cork Mountains (Ireland) Ca||Summit Comment
Derroograne: Follow the forest.
Colin Murphy a month ago.
The route from Priest's Leap is clearly visible in this shot. Priest's leap car park is top centre at the col, with Priest's Leap Mt left of this. From there you simply drop down and follow t...Track
Short circuit of Maulin for Baggers or in bad weathernupat a month ago.
Easy parking at Beara Way. Followed previous tracks on steep climb to Maulin. Wishing to avoid the steep direct d... walk, Len: 9.1km, Climb: 520m, Area: Maulin, Caha Mountains (Ireland) Maulin,||Summit Comment
Mullaghmeen: Coillte trails map of Mullaghmeen
glencree a month ago.
Here is a screenshot of the Coillte trail map of the Mullaghmeen forest area. Summit baggers should take the blue trail to the highest point in Westmeath.Track
Easy double Carn in under 2 hours
Colin Murphy a month ago.
Two easy tops than can be bagged in under two hours. Plenty of parking at the start point, which is just 60m b... walk, Len: 4.9km, Climb: 274m, Area: Carrigalougha, West Cork Mountains (Irela|...Forum: Suggestions
Slieve Binnian North Tor now Arderinsimon3 3 weeks ago.
For some years we have included Slieve Binnian North Top, 768m in the Mourne Mountains as an Arderin. However the Database of British and Irish Hills have pointed out that since we measured S...Summit Comment
Carrauntoohil: A Busy Station
omurchu a month ago.
Made the annual visit to Carrauntoohil summit this August ascending via the Heavenly Gates. I prefer my walks to be as people free as possible so being out of my comfort zone, so to speak, I ...Track
Fine hill with trail most of the way
Colin Murphy a month ago.
Had originally planned to combine Douce with Doughill, but I was pretty wrecked as I’d already bagged two hills e... walk, Len: 6.1km, Climb: 335m, Area: Damhais, West Cork Mountains (Ireland) D||Summit Comment
Foilastookeen: Wonderful WalkPepe a month ago.
What a great hillwalk this is: a path leads you ninety per cent of the way up so no tortuous lifting of knee over heather; the horseshoe that is Guagan deepens and seems to broaden out as you...Summit Comment
Knockannavea: "Nice Log"
hibby a month ago.
On our way up we stopped for a pleasant chat with a group coming down - they mentioned that there was a nice log at the top. When the best thing you can say about a summit is that it has a ni...Track
Not Keeper Hill again?
peter1 a month ago.
Experimental Approach from from the NW Abandoned farmhouse and barn walk, Len: 10.9km, Climb: 557m, Area: Keeper Hill, Midlands SW (Ireland) Keep||Summit Comment
Slievenamon: Slievenamon loop walkMichaelG55 a month ago.
17.08.2024 Decided to combine Slievenamon with Slievenamon NW Top, Knockahunna and Sheegouna to form a circular walk. Followed signage to parking area at bottom of access lane then followed t...
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