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Birreencorragh: Gateway to the Nephin Begs

Summit Comment ochils_trekker an hour ago
Birreencorragh is probably one of the more accessible of the higher Nephin Begs in my limited knowledge and experience; having walked only a couple of the others so far. My visit coincided with gl...

Corraun Hill East Top: A Modest Jewel

Summit Comment ochils_trekker 23 hours ago
I enjoyed a second visit to the Corraun horseshoe in September 2023, having been thwarted by fading light and bad weather a few years back, when I didn't even reach the lower western top (although...

Croaghgorm: Taking a fence

Summit Comment ochils_trekker 23 hours ago
I visited the Bluestacks in September 2023 and after parking next to the old schoolhouse at G959 941 , I crossed the Reelan river and approached Croaghgorm via Glascarns Hill, Croaghbane and Ardna...

At the end of the rainbow...

Forum: General Colin Murphy a day ago
We all know the devastating effects of climate change, but in extremely rare cases, it can result in something that might be viewed as positive. One such case is to be found in Peru, and the ...

Forth Mountain: A lovely, short trail walk.

Summit Comment Colin Murphy 2 days ago
Besides the beauty of this spot, Carrigfoyle offers several walking routes taking in the lough, the nearby forest trail and several interesting geological features like the Raven Rock or Droo...

A precarious loop

Track 4943 Colin Murphy 6 days ago
This was my final Antrim mountain or hill – I saved one of the best for last.The impressive bulk of SlemishWhile it d... walk, Len: 2.1km, Climb: 199m, Area: Slemish, Antrim Hills (Ireland) Slemish||

Rhinog Fawr: Tough ground conditions to get to and from the summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 days ago
There was two (very) rough tracks to the summit from Lyn Du so I decided to take the west one up and the east one down. I descended from Rhinog Fawr North top and headed up following the wall. Aft...

Straightforward approach via track to the SW

Track 4942 Colin Murphy a week ago
Previous commenters have mostly approached this hill either via Mid Hill or the Quolie Reservoirs to the SE, all rem... walk, Len: 5.0km, Climb: 203m, Area: Carncormick, Antrim Hills (Ireland) Carn||

Craig Llyn Du [Rhinog Fawr North Top]: Long trek to summit over difficult track

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 days ago
Parked to east at the car park called Graigddu-Isaf. walked west through the forest and proceeded up track towards Bwlch Tyddiad and the roman steps. So far so good and than i turned onto the trac...

Foel Meirch: Steep climb along ridge from Bethesda

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 days ago
Parked in the village of Bethesda on the road 'Fford Gerlan'. There is no more parking further on and the parking is limited here. Proceeded North east along road before the track appears on a ben...

A rough, tough 6-hour slog.

Track 4936 Colin Murphy a week ago
This was rewarding only in the sense that I bagged 3 Carns and there was some pleasant scenery. Other than that, to ... walk, Len: 12.4km, Climb: 472m, Area: Collin Top, Antrim Hills (Ireland) Coll||

Craig Stwlan: Short steep climb after road walk

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 days ago
Leave the A496 just south west of Blaenau Ffestinog at the village of Tan-Y Grisiau and head up under very narrow road under a railway bridge Parked to the east just below the waterfalls in s...
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Arigna & Bricklieve & Curlew Area   N: Arigna Subarea
Place count in area: 8, OSI/LPS Maps: 25, 26, 32, 33 
Highest place: Carrane Hill, 458m
Maximum height for area: 458 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 408 metres,

Places in area Arigna & Bricklieve & Curlew:
N: Arigna:   Carrane Hill 458mSeltannasaggart 428mSeltannasaggart SE Slope 412m
SE: Leitrim Village:   Sheemore 178m
SW: Boyle:   Curlew Mountains 255m
W: Castlebaldwin:   Barroe North 226mBricklieve Mountains 321mKeshcorran 359m

Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Seltannasaggart SE Slope Hill County Highpoint of Roscommon and in Leitrim/ Roscommon Counties in Connacht Province, in County Highpoint List, Cyclothemic sandstone, siltstone, coal Bedrock

Height: 412m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 26 Grid Reference: G90396 19542
Place visited by 252 members. Recently by: Enda66, sineadh, Mario77, Joshua3, conormcbandon, noelcurt, Krzysztof_K, abcd, Arcticaurora, Oscar-mckinney, Jai-mckinney, Aneta.jablonska, Hjonna, agnieszka.s11, Cecil1976
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Longitude: -8.147446, Latitude: 54.124731 , Easting: 190396, Northing: 319542 Prominence: 0m,  Isolation: 0.6km
ITM: 590361 819531,   GPS IDs, 6 char: SltnSE, 10 char: SltnsgSESl
Bedrock type: Cyclothemic sandstone, siltstone, coal, (Lackagh Sandstone Formation)

Seltannasaggart SE Slope is the third highest hill in the Arigna & Bricklieve & Curlew area and the 890th highest in Ireland. Seltannasaggart SE Slope is the second most easterly summit in the Arigna & Bricklieve & Curlew area. Seltannasaggart SE Slope is the highest point in county Roscommon.
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A Wind Farm with a county highpoint in the middle .. by osullivanm   (Show all for Seltannasaggart SE Slope )
 
-to close a day of CHP's .. by paddyobpc   (Show all for Seltannasaggart SE Slope )
 
Tough Soles - Roscommon's County High Point .. by ToughSoles   (Show all for Seltannasaggart SE Slope )
 
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Roscommon CHP
by TommyV  12 Nov 2021
It's always a bit of a let down for a county when its CHP is actually on the slope of a hill or mountain where the actual summit lies inside another county, Leitrim, Monaghan and Roscommon know what I mean. Settannasaggart is one of the lesser impressive county tops with a small pile of rocks lying in the middle of a windfarm. Gribster has provided good directions. The actual summit of Seltannasaggart lies about 500 meters away in Leitrim so a bit of fence hopping and hag climbing will get you there. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1055/comment/20182/
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My Roscommon Climb 02-01-2017 .. by ShaunDunne   (Show all for Seltannasaggart SE Slope )
 
County Highpoints done and dusted! .. by Colin Murphy   (Show all for Seltannasaggart SE Slope )
 
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