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Hey all. Being new to hillwalking here (I was born and raised in the U.S.), I was curious as to what the general policy was involving taking a dog along during walking, as the bulk of it is on private land. I haven't seen anything to forbid it, but I figured I should get some opinions from those in the know.
One cold January day this was the view of Slieve Donard (850m, right) and Slieve Commedagh (767m) in the Mourne Mountains. It was taken from Butter Mountain in the Wicklow Mountains, some 112 km south. The line of sight goes directly across Dublin city and later Dundalk Bay. At first when we saw this, it seemed like a curiously shaped cloud. Haze completely obscures the other Mournes so these two summits with a light winter dusting float surreally in space.
Ulsterpooka5 hours ago. Keen Hill/Mountian hiker walking in the mist covered mountains in the haunts of the deer away from the populated urban wastelands
paddyhillsbagger15 hours ago. One of the joys of scaling Abbey Hill is the abundance of flora & fauna on it's slopes.Climbing It for the 3rd time with my brother & his daughters with their young & keen eyes uncovered an u...
Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon32 days ago. Binn Mhairg or ‘Peak of Woe’ has a slightly off-line location. Situated as it is at the end of a ridge extending 500 metres north from Binn Chaonaigh, it is just that bit too isolated to attr...
Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon33 days ago. There are 3 main access points for the summitNire valley carpark S27640 12815(269m), the track through Moanyarha bog that starts at S25500 17490(423m) and from the forest entrance at Glenpatr...
InTheFade3 days ago. A nice hike up Gleann na gCapall up to Lough Erhogh ascending up the back to saddle between Mangerton and Mangerton Nort walk, Len: 11.6km, Climb: 733m, Area: Mangerton (Ireland) ||
JohnFinna week ago. Crohaun is an easy hike - it only takes about 45 minutes to get there from the parking area and back - so it's best to combine it with a walk up to Coumaraglin or even Seefin a bit further on...
Fergalha week ago. From Killelan Mountain a steep descent leads to this very impressive head. Steep cliffs surround this and as it was a sunny day I was spoiled with the view. A short walk to the south of this ...
Fergalha week ago. When climbing Killelan Mountain an easy walk to the east leads to this rocky summit which is much nicer than Killelan itself. Extensive views in all directions one of the finer coastal Hills
Fergalha week ago. Easy walk up from Car park follow circular forest track until you come to offshot to the north. Follow this through two gates to unmarked summit by the fence, Great views 3 km walk to and fro...
