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Bricklieve Mountains, archaeological tour.

Track 5182 simon3 7 hours ago
This is a route weaving its way around a number of the archaeological sites to be found on Bricklieve Mountain. walk, Len: 10.4km, Climb: 240m, Area: Bricklieve Mountains, Arigna & Bricklieve...

Killerry Mountain

Track 5181 simon3 8 hours ago
This is a route up Killerry Mountain from the northside, starting from the Slish Wood car park just south of Lough Gi... walk, Len: 6.6km, Climb: 283m, Area: Killerry Mountain, Ox Mountains (Ireland)

Knockreagh: Easy and Hard Roads

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 a week ago
Knockreagh is the northern outlier of the summits which circle Glantrasna. We used to consider it an Arderin, but a survey in Sept 2024 found it to be 499.1m and so undersized.From the west, ...

Spain: Sierra Nevada, Juego de Bolos

Track 5177 Onzy a week ago
Route to a reputedly difficult to access 3,000m hill which we had stewed on for a long time. The bus operator told us it walk, Len: 14.9km, Climb: 609m, Area: Unid, Unid () ||

Keecragh Mountain: The steep rocky north side.

Summit Comment simon3 2 weeks ago
Be careful to plan your route to avoid the steep slabs on this side of the hill.

Spain: Monachil Puppy Walk

Track 5179 Onzy a week ago
Well set out walk up a river gorge from Monachil which gets its name from various 'puppy' shaped rocks along the walk, Len: 12.7km, Climb: 497m, Area: Unid, Unid () ||

Keecragh Mountain: Rugged, rock slab defended hill with great views.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 2 weeks ago
Keeragh or Keecragh dominates the area from Lauragh to Ardgroom. To reach it you need to be aware of the formidable series of slabs of flat rock, particularly on the northern side.One way of...

Spain: Dilar

Track 5178 Onzy a week ago
Walk straight out of the hotel in Dilar and centred around the 1,520m peak of Cerro de la Siletta and the rocky ridge ea walk, Len: 16.8km, Climb: 781m, Area: Unid, Unid () ||

Aughrus Point: End of the road

Coast Comment Geo 2 weeks ago
High point at L54350 57099 there's a small cairn built beside it. Park at L54448 57203 at the turning point at road end.A bit damp but only a 200m walk from car to feature. Great views of the...

Beinn Fhionnlaidh (Etive) from Glen Creran

Track 5180 billbaggins a week ago
A straightforward, uncomplicated route that avoids the steep ground and burn crossing of the route from Glen ... walk, Len: 14.5km, Climb: 970m, Area: Loch Linnhe to Loch Etive (Britain) Beinn...

Cahas Surveying: Changes to Arderins etc

Forum: Suggestions simon3 2 weeks ago
Surveying 2024, August and Sept in the Mournes and the Cahas.There are new positions for the Knocknaveacals, North and South, thanks to a suggestion from DoBIH. Knocknaveacal N was recorded w...

Poor service from OSNI

Forum: General aidand 3 weeks ago
I’m heading to the Mournes shortly so decided to purchase a new map. I ordered this from the OSNI website. The map finally arrived today, 3 weeks after I ordered it. I’m sure plenty of other ...
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West Clare Area   Cen: Ennistymon Hills Subarea
Place count in area: 14, OSI/LPS Maps: 51, 52, 57, 58 
Highest place: Slievecallan, 391m
Maximum height for area: 391 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 365 metres,

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Clifden Hill Hill Clare County in Munster Province, in Binnion List, Grey siltstone & sandstone Bedrock

Height: 189m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 57 Grid Reference: R25270 89532
Place visited by 12 members. Recently by: chelman7, Krzysztof_K, JohnRea, FrankMc1964, conormcbandon, Jamessheerin, wicklore, chalky, TommyV, sandman, eamonoc, Fergalh
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Longitude: -9.112529, Latitude: 52.951703 , Easting: 125270, Northing: 189532 Prominence: 102m,  Isolation: 6.9km,   Has trig pillar
ITM: 525239 689570,   GPS IDs, 6 char: ClfdHl, 10 char: ClfdnHil
Bedrock type: Grey siltstone & sandstone, (Gull Island Formation)

Clifden Hill is the 1418th highest place in Ireland.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1306/
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Well Protected. .. by sandman   (Show all for Clifden Hill )
 
Only if you must! .. by Jamessheerin   (Show all for Clifden Hill )
 
Didn't bag it .. by TommyV   (Show all for Clifden Hill )
 
Easier route
by JohnRea  14 May 2022
Parked at the entrance R2483590154 starD and walked the forest road to R2495689664 starE and we then went east along the forest road and went south through the mature forest towards the trig point. Half way between the road and the trig point there is a significant swart of wind fallen trees that proved difficult to navigate, we had scramble over some and crawl under others. For the return we found a much easier route going west and then north.

I recommend parking at R2483590154 starD, following forest road to R2495689664 starE and then the line of the trees south until you see/meet the forest boundary ditch around R25048944 starF, follow that east and you cant miss the trig point. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1306/comment/23513/
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