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Feature count in area: 17, by county: Tipperary: 11, Waterford: 11, of which 5 are in both Tipperary and Waterford,
OSI/LPS Maps: 74, 82, EW-K
Highest Place: Knockmealdown 792.4m
Starting Places (16) in area Knockmealdown Mountains:
Bay Lough CP, Bay Lough Hairpin, Clogheen South, Crow Hill, Kilballyboy Wood, Kingston Bridge, Knockadullaun, Knockeenanooneen, Knockmeal Mountain Road, Knocksculloge, Liam Lynch Trailhead, Mount Melleray Abbey, R669 Rough Glen River, Spital-Land, Sugar Loaf Horseshoe Viewing Point, The Vee
Summits & other features in area Knockmealdown Mountains:
Cen: Central Knockmealdowns: Crohan West 521m, Knockmeal 559.5m, Knockmealdown 792.4m, Knockmoylan 767.1m, Knocknafallia 666.5m, Knocknagnauv 655.1m, Sugarloaf Hill 662.7m
E: East Knockmealdowns: Broemountain 430.4m, Knocknanask 486m, Knocknasheega 430.4m, Knocksculloge 432.6m
S: Araglin: Knockadullaun 352.2m
W: West Knockmealdowns: Crow Hill 516.8m, Farbreaga 518m, Knocknalougha 629m, Knocknalougha South Top 518.6m, Knockshanahullion 653.3m
Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
Highest Place: Knockmealdown 792.4m
Starting Places (16) in area Knockmealdown Mountains:
Bay Lough CP, Bay Lough Hairpin, Clogheen South, Crow Hill, Kilballyboy Wood, Kingston Bridge, Knockadullaun, Knockeenanooneen, Knockmeal Mountain Road, Knocksculloge, Liam Lynch Trailhead, Mount Melleray Abbey, R669 Rough Glen River, Spital-Land, Sugar Loaf Horseshoe Viewing Point, The VeeSummits & other features in area Knockmealdown Mountains:
Cen: Central Knockmealdowns: Crohan West 521m, Knockmeal 559.5m, Knockmealdown 792.4m, Knockmoylan 767.1m, Knocknafallia 666.5m, Knocknagnauv 655.1m, Sugarloaf Hill 662.7m
E: East Knockmealdowns: Broemountain 430.4m, Knocknanask 486m, Knocknasheega 430.4m, Knocksculloge 432.6m
S: Araglin: Knockadullaun 352.2m
W: West Knockmealdowns: Crow Hill 516.8m, Farbreaga 518m, Knocknalougha 629m, Knocknalougha South Top 518.6m, Knockshanahullion 653.3m
Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Grid Reference S01934 08521, Mapsheet(s): EW-K, 74
Place visited by: 51 members, recently by: daitho9, Josephineobrien, Nailer1967, mountainmike, Cobhclimber, MichaelG55, pinchy, DeirdreM, deirdre007, LiamG1951, sarahryanowen, annem, maryblewitt, mlmoroneybb, conorjob
I visited this place: NO
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Bedrock type: Medium grained pink-purple sandstone, (Knockmealdown Sandstone Formation)
Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: Knc519, 10 char: KncknlSthT
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1464/
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Strictly for sadists....
by hivisibility
5 Aug 2015
For those of us afflicted with the need to get to the summit proper despite all obstacles, I give you the outstanding winner of complete awkwardness. Don't all rush at once to eliminate this one from your lists, there won't be a mad rush to clamber onto same. If you really wish to boldly go where no man has gone before [ apart from 3 of us so far]......be prepared to crawl. Enjoy... Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1464/comment/18228/
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Virgin Mary did not save me!
by eamonoc
27 Jun 2015
Climbed Thursday 25/6/2015, started from carpark at Bay Lgh (S03061 09959) followed Avondhu Way on good tracks to A (S01995 08973), turned left here to a fork in the paths at B (S01987 08832), the weather was pretty grim with little or no visibility so headed directly towards summit co ordinates, to my dismay discovered the top is completely covered in a small plantation, got to the edge of this at C (S02044 08674), GPS infomred that top lay 180mts due sth, so did crawl through the woods, why oh why! nothing of note upon being informed by GPS that I was at top. Crawled out again then circled the woods on a good path, just to be sure. Headed back towards car with boots and clothes full of pine needles, past statue of Virgin Mary overlooking the Tipp Waterford border. Arrived at car to discover a window had been smashed in my car, thankfully nothing stolen as no valuables left in car. Reported to Gardai in Cahir, informed that quite a lot of car break ins taking place during summer months in Knockmealdowns, be warned! Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1464/comment/18166/
Bay Lgh (S03061 09959) followed Avondhu Way on good tracks to A (S01995 08973), turned left here to a fork in the paths at B (S01987 08832), the weather was pretty grim with little or no visibility so headed directly towards summit co ordinates, to my dismay discovered the top is completely covered in a small plantation, got to the edge of this at C (S02044 08674), GPS infomred that top lay 180mts due sth, so did crawl through the woods, why oh why! nothing of note upon being informed by GPS that I was at top. Crawled out again then circled the woods on a good path, just to be sure. Headed back towards car with boots and clothes full of pine needles, past statue of Virgin Mary overlooking the Tipp Waterford border. Arrived at car to discover a window had been smashed in my car, thankfully nothing stolen as no valuables left in car. Reported to Gardai in Cahir, informed that quite a lot of car break ins taking place during summer months in Knockmealdowns, be warned! Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1464/comment/18166/
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Filling your underwear with pine needles, moss and twigs now optional.
by melohara
14 Sep 2017
There is a “new” forest track leading all the way to Knocknalougha South Top.
Having noted eamonoc’s advice re car break-ins atBay Lgh (S03061 09959) car park I decided to park at Crow Hill car park Crow Hill (R983 089). I then followed the Adandhu Way from the West rather than the East. As did previous contributors, I made the last 200m of my way to Knocknalougha South Top from the north by fumbling through the pine trees. I had taken the precaution of wearing an OLD waterproof jacket as it is not a route for your Sunday best. I was covered in moss, twigs and pine needles when I reached the little pile of stones which marked the “summit” at D (S01934 08521) and was surprised to see that it was at the end of a huge wide track that headed south west. Further investigations revealed that this track can be accessed from the Avandhu way by heading south at E (S01386 08995) and the new track appears to the south east at F (S0108 0843) and can be followed all the way to Knocknalougha South Top, D (S01934 08521). This track can be easily seen using the Satellite facility on Google Maps Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1464/comment/19717/
Having noted eamonoc’s advice re car break-ins at
Bay Lgh (S03061 09959) car park I decided to park at Crow Hill car park Crow Hill (R983 089). I then followed the Adandhu Way from the West rather than the East. As did previous contributors, I made the last 200m of my way to Knocknalougha South Top from the north by fumbling through the pine trees. I had taken the precaution of wearing an OLD waterproof jacket as it is not a route for your Sunday best. I was covered in moss, twigs and pine needles when I reached the little pile of stones which marked the “summit” at D (S01934 08521) and was surprised to see that it was at the end of a huge wide track that headed south west. Further investigations revealed that this track can be accessed from the Avandhu way by heading south at E (S01386 08995) and the new track appears to the south east at F (S0108 0843) and can be followed all the way to Knocknalougha South Top, D (S01934 08521). This track can be easily seen using the Satellite facility on Google Maps Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1464/comment/19717/
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Free acupuncture
by thomas_g
15 Aug 2015
Are you stressed, would you like to try traditional Chinese medicine? Then this is the summit for you, it really is that bad. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1464/comment/18249/
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