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Cark Mountain: Spoiled by Windmills

Summit Comment dino 2 hours ago
I followed Track 2065 by Peter Walker to keep me right as I followed the many windfarm tracks and didn't want to get lost. I found this a dreadfully dull approach as the track often dips below the...

Culliagh SE Top: Short but Rewarding.

Summit Comment dino 2 hours ago
Really enjoyed this walk and followed Track 2094 by Garmin. Plenty of parking at the start, easy navigation along a farm track and then grazed grass and heather with good ground underfoot. There i...

Cromaglan Mountain: Bridge restored.

Summit Comment hivisibility 6 days ago
Just to leave everyone know that the bridge over the river Crinnagh mentioned earlier by markmjcampion has been repaired. So anybody wanting to head to Cromaglan and beyond on the Kerry Way f...

Annatoran: Anna(Tora! Tora! Tora!)n

Summit Comment Geo 6 days ago
A summit which probably won't feature in any poetry, but it has it's charms.You may struggle to name them after the trudge there and back from whichever direction you do it.

Ballinastoe, Djouce, Maulin

Track 4565 JohnA 3 weeks ago
This walk starts from Ballinastoe Wood (Bl'Stoe Wd) which has MTB routes and some car parking.Unlike many a walk... walk, Len: 17.4km, Climb: 878m, Area: Djouce, Wicklow (Ireland) Djouce, Mauli||

Knockalongy South-West Top: There's energy around this summit

Summit Comment Geo a week ago
Third summit of my round of track no 3323.Nothing to report as the top is a "pays ya money, and takes ya choice" type of peat hag festooned lump that needs a GPS to find.Great fun on the west...

Knockalongy: Geo on Knockalonga 2021

Summit Comment Geo a week ago
Continuing the route of track 3323 having already done the North East Top.This is another hill adorned like everywhere else on this part of the Ox mountains, with peat hags of all sizes and s...

Bolaght Mountain Loop (Includes Roads)

Track 4563 dino 3 weeks ago
This route combines the approaches of a number of members who have commented on the Bolaght Mountain listing. Ple... walk, Len: 15.4km, Climb: 283m, Area: Bolaght Mountain, South Donegal & West T|...

Knockalongy North-East Top: Not a footprint!

Summit Comment Geo a week ago
Done as the first summit in a round of 4, using as a route Onzy's track 3323.From the base of the turbine T7 which is at the end of a track at G485 283 follow the fence east. When you reach a...

Fearns Hill: Felt Like I Was Trespassing

Summit Comment dino a week ago
I came here from Croaghan Hill. I hadn't planned to but it's the second closest hill to home and it was almost on my way home. Not being prepared I simply used Aidy's directions. I went furth...

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Croaghan Hill: Thick Skin Recommended

Summit Comment dino a week ago
Having spent my Sunday off completing household chores I had a need to get out in the fresh air and Croaghan fitted the bill perfectly. It's a decent walk, less than an hour and close to home...
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Donegal East Area   N: Raphoe Subarea
Place count in area: 12, OSI/LPS Maps: 11, 12, 6, 7 
Highest place: Culliagh SE Top, 369m
Maximum height for area: 369 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 241 metres,

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Binnion Hill Hill Donegal County in Ulster Province, in Binnion List, Marble-rich unit Bedrock

Height: 190m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 6, 7 Grid Reference: C32524 05627
Place visited by 17 members. Recently by: dregish, Fergalh, eejaymm, sperrinlad, NICKY, Peter Walker, AntrimRambler, Lucky1, mark-rdc, Aidy, eamonoc, sandman, muschi, chalky, Harry Goodman
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Longitude: -7.493866, Latitude: 54.897245 , Easting: 232524, Northing: 405627 Prominence: 101m,  Isolation: 5.7km
ITM: 632466 905614,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Bnn190, 10 char: Binion Hil
Bedrock type: Marble-rich unit, (Marble unit)

Binnion Hill is the 1412th highest place in Ireland. Binnion Hill is the most easterly summit in the Donegal East area.
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Picture: Looking downstream along the Foyle		  
Expansive Views Along The Foyle
by Aidy  30 Sep 2015
Easy little hill as I took the car up a road almost to the top, avoiding walking through farmland. I had been assured at a nearby farm that this would be OK. The summit is unmarked but close to the mast. Views were surprisingly expansive, particularly down on the River Foyle. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1303/comment/18337/
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