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Met Eireann launches 10-day mountain forecast

Forum: General Colin Murphy 4 hours ago
The Met Eireann app now features a forecast specifically for hillwalkers and climbers, where you can access the forecast for a good selection of individual mountains in the different provinces. Ap...

A very tough outing in Glen Etive

Track 4888 eamonoc 6 hours ago
With the prospect of some good weather in Scotland headed up to Glen Etive, having previously climbed Ben Starav a few... walk, Len: 28.5km, Climb: 2901m, Area: Glen Etive to Glen Lochy (Britain) Bei

Knockalla: Anticlockwise loop walk.

Summit Comment Wilderness 17 hours ago
I parked in Glenvar in-between the school and church and accessed the hills by taking the lane which leads up to the cross and grotto. 26303525. I walked from the north east top to the liste...

Bloody Foreland: Easy going walk.

Summit Comment Wilderness a day ago
I parked in the view point car park at Point E. From here the best way to access this hill is to walk down the main road a bit , and then turn right up a lane that leads to a small transmitte...

Tonduff: Some nice views, but unexciting summit

Summit Comment michaelseaver 2 days ago
Climbed Tonduff as part of circuit that included War Hill and Djouce. Parked in Crone Woods and followed the forest paths towards Maulin, then cut across a boggy path to Tonduff East Top and ...

Windfarm eases access

Track 4886 Colin Murphy 3 days ago
Approaching from Belhavel Lough, Google Maps directed me up a badly deteriorated road – only drivable with care t... walk, Len: 9.2km, Climb: 532m, Area: Lackagh Mountain, Dartry Mountains (Irela|...

Slieve Carn: Working Bog and Wind Farm

Summit Comment TommyV 2 days ago
Having read the comments about the approach from the East side, I followed a warren of roads on the West side of the hill and ended up parking at M29230 89101. From here I followed the approa...

Carranarah: Electric Dreams

Summit Comment TommyV 2 days ago
Followed the route mentioned by three5four0. The lane appears to be quite overgrown in parts now, but it's actually easy enough to push through. There is an extensive network of electric fenc...

Access via rocky trail

Track 4887 Colin Murphy 3 days ago
Parking for a couple of cars at start point. Continue N up tarred road, and around a bend, watching for a stony track... walk, Len: 5.7km, Climb: 401m, Area: Benbo, Dartry Mountains (Ireland) Benbo||

Bockagh Hill: Short but Hard Bag.

Summit Comment TommyV 2 days ago
Took the approach mentioned by Fergalh. There is room to squeeze a car at the mast. Then head North up the road for a few hundred metres looking for the summit cross on the left. Once you see...

Minneapolis: Minnihaha creek walk

Track 4885 Onzy 3 days ago
Urban park in Minneapolis... walk, Len: 3.1km, Climb: 61m, Area: Unid, Unid () ||

Mullaghanoe: Forest harvesting and mast compound

Summit Comment TommyV 2 days ago
The route already mentioned seems to be the only logical way to approach this very bland hill. I drove as far as far as a forest barrier and even though it was open I still decided to walk fr...
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Donegal North Area   Cen: Rosguill Subarea
Place count in area: 9, OSI/LPS Maps: 2 
Highest place: Knockalla, 363m
Maximum height for area: 363 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 328 metres,

Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Crocknasleigh Hill Cnoc na Sleá A name in Irish (Ir. Cnoc na Sleá [An tOrdú Logainmneacha (Ceantair Ghaeltachta)
2008], 'hill of the spear') Donegal County in Ulster Province, in Binnion List, Xenolithic facies Bedrock

Height: 163m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 2 Grid Reference: C12366 42936
Place visited by 37 members. Recently by: Wilderness, jimmytherabbit, markmjcampion, dregish, Q35on, ucampbell, finkey86, fingalscave, Seamus-hills, Fergalh, Aidy, nesa1206, IainT, wicklore, David-Guenot
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Longitude: -7.806435, Latitude: 55.233267 , Easting: 212366, Northing: 442936 Prominence: 159m,  Isolation: 3.1km
ITM: 612312 942915,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Crc163, 10 char: Crcknslgh
Bedrock type: Xenolithic facies, (Fanad Granite)

Cnoc na Sleá is the modern Irish form. Arguably the Classical Irish form Cnoc na Sleighe is more faithful to the pronunciation.   Cnoc na Sleá is the 1453th highest place in Ireland. Cnoc na Sleá is the second most northerly summit in the Donegal North area.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1047/
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short hill with long views .. by group   (Show all for Crocknasleigh (Cnoc na Sleá))
 
Climbed Crocknasleigh today for the first time in .. by slemish   (Show all for Crocknasleigh (Cnoc na Sleá))
 
Not To Be Judged On Size .. by Aidy   (Show all for Crocknasleigh (Cnoc na Sleá))
 
MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Crocknasleigh (<i>Cnoc na Sleá</i>) in area Donegal North, Ireland
Picture: You can see the steep northern slopes of both hills here.		  
Sunset At The Murder Hole
by Aidy  19 Apr 2017
In my main summit comment I mentioned the steep northern sides of both Crocknasleigh and Gortnalughuge that I had descended to get to the Murder Hole at Boyeeghter Bay for sunset. This photo shows those steep sides, bathed in the light from the sunset. Its a beautiful spot and worth adding to the route if visiting Crocknasleigh, although some might prefer another route to the Murder Hole rather than coming down those steep slopes. It can be accessed from the road on the east side of the peninsula too. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1047/comment/18893/
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Golden Glaze .. by gerrym   (Show all for Crocknasleigh (Cnoc na Sleá))
 
Melmore Head Loop Walk .. by ucampbell   (Show all for Crocknasleigh (Cnoc na Sleá))
 
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