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Feature count in area: 14, all in Galway,
OSI/LPS Maps: 44, 45, EW-CON
Highest Place: Shannavara 358m
Starting Places (40) in area South Connemara: Angler's Return, Bealagrooaun, Brandy Harbour, Callanatrush Lough, Cashel Church, Cloonsie Quay, Cnoc Mordáin, Derroura Woods, Dogs Bay Beach, Drehidanookera Bridge, Drimmavohaun, Eragh Island South, Fuschia Lane, Glen Trasna Lough, Glencoaghan River Bridge, Gort Mór, Inaghbeg Path, Inchamakinna, Inishlay, Inishnee Bridge, Knockranny Road, Leitir Creamha Rua Lough, Lettercallow School Road, Lettershinna Hill, Loch Con Aortha N, Loch Con Aortha S, Lough Shindilla S, Maumwee Lough, Naughton's Property, Oorid Lough, Pound Road, Ross Quay, Roundstone, Screeb Waterfall, Seecon Wood, Tawnabeg Lough North, Tawnrawer Cartron, The Big Ring, Toombeola Bridge, Water Tank
Summits & other features in area South Connemara: Cen: Kilkieran: Cnoc Mordáin 354m E: Moycullen: Newtown Hill 198m N: Cashel: Cashel Hill 311m, Lettershinna Hill 192m N: Derroura: Cappanalaurabaun 273m, Keeraunnageeragh 305m N: Oughterard: Cloghermore 280m, Knocknasilloge 346m, Knocknalee 291m, Leam Hill 253m N: Shannavara: Knockadav 224m, Shannavara 358m S: Lettermore: Lettermore 117m W: Roundstone: Errisbeg 300m
Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not
islands as such.
Cappanalaurabaun, 273mHill
Place Rating ..
, Galway County in Connacht province, in Binnion Lists, Cappanalaurabaun is the 1229th highest place in Ireland. Cappanalaurabaun is the most northerly summit in the South Connemara area.
Grid Reference M02394 47740,
OS 1:50k mapsheet 45 Place visited by: 10members, recently by: markmjcampion, OisinD, markwallace, bryanmccabe, sandman, Fergalh, eamonoc, feeneyp, chalky, Jamessheerin
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Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: Cpnlrb, 10 char: Cpnlrbn Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1183/
Gallery for Cappanalaurabaun and surrounds
Summary
for Cappanalaurabaun :
Easy hill if you're not combining it with Keeraunnageeragh.
Summary created by markmjcampion
08 Sep, 2020
You can also start this hike at the entrance to Derroura forest as detailed in some of the comments for Keeraunnageeragh. Head along the good forest track for at least three km until you are at more or less the closest point to the summit. You will pass an obvious bike track on the left and shortly after that the track descends. Keep descending for a couple of hundred metres until the forest thins a little on the right...it doesn't look like there's a way through but there is indeed an easy way if yu persist. The forest is very narrow here so you will soon reach a fence and after crossing this it's an easy slog through fairly short grass to the summit...although this is a classic example of a layered set of false summits and, although it's a low hill, it feels like you'll never reach the top!
Park adjacent to what seems a holiday home at T'beg L N (M01486 46952) and access the hill via the farm tract .By keeping to the left in the farm yard you will see a pedestrian gate which allows you on to the open hill ,no fences to cross and the farmer has no problem with you using his property provided you observe the country code as sheep are present. Good views of Lough Corrib and over to Mweelrea. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1183/comment/18525/
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