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Derryreel 232m, Croaghaderry 222m,
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Forum: Suggestions simon3 a day ago
Creative Commons provides a legal way to share material with conditions. They say "Our licenses enable collaboration, growth, and generosity in a variety of media." and you can see their website a...

Slieve Muck Slievenaglogh Doan and Ott

Track 4299 ceadeile 3 days ago
This is a fairly short route (13 kms) but the ascent (approx 900 m) and the toughness of some of the ground trave... walk, Len: 12.8km, Climb: 982m, Area: Slieve Muck, Mourne Mountains (Ireland) |...

Glenariff Waterfalls Walk

Track 4293 Peter Walker 6 days ago
In those fairytale days before we weren't allowed to go anywhere that we couldn't walk to from our front doors, walk, Len: 3.2km, Climb: 163m, Area: Antrim Hills (Ireland) ||

Covid 19 & 2KM Radiu

Forum: General simon3 3 days ago
Great question moggy40Can we assume that this 2k must be centred on a regular dwelling place.

Ridge of Capard: Bluebells April 2019

Summit Comment melohara 6 days ago
The Slieve Blooms have a few redeeming features - one of them is the carpet of bluebells in Capard Wood during late April or early May.Video on you tube at https://youtu.be/zupEPlUVZDs

Old School Slieve Carr route, with Tawnyanruddia

Track 4296 markwallace a week ago
Due to its status as Probably the Most Remote Mountain in Ireland, I have wanted to climb Slieve Carr for a while. I... walk, Len: 29.3km, Climb: 1071m, Area: North Mayo (Ireland) Tawnyanruddia, Sl||

Annacoona Top: Meandering approach from Glencar

Summit Comment ochils_trekker 4 days ago
I climbed Slievemore and Annacoona Top last September, but took an accidentally rambling approach as I hadn't consulted Mountainviews properly before leaving my accommodation in Sligo town. As I k...

Cushbawn: Pleasant walk to unmarked summit.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 a week ago
Just past the fake village of Macreddin heading north, there is room to park for a couple of cars on the right.Go south about 300m on the road until you come to Macreddin Bridge Follow the track o...

Slieve Maan to Croaghanmoira Circuit

Track 4297 march-fixer a week ago
In view of the COVID-19 warnings, we decided to pick an out of the way route that would hopefully provide plenty of ... walk, Len: 12.4km, Climb: 666m, Area: Slieve Maan, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) S||

Ballycumber Hill: Decent little Carn doesn't demand too much.

Summit Comment Colin Murphy a week ago
A relatively easy ascent mostly up decent tracks. Followed the suggested route from Mangan's Lane (which I discovered is opposite the entrance to the local GAA Club.) It was a fine spring day so I...

A "Holy" fantastic Path

Track 4291 march-fixer 2 weeks ago
In olden days Mass Paths were the most direct routes to and from the local churchs. This path leads south from Blackrock walk, Len: 1.4km, Climb: 217m, Area: Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) ||

Slieve Maan North Top: Is that it!

Summit Comment march-fixer a week ago
This spot is easiest located by heading towards Slieve Maan from the Military Road and then heading north along the extraction track. It is not a place for visiting other than for summit bagging o...
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Derryveagh Mountains Area
Place count in area: 2, OSI/LPS Maps: 2 
Highest place: Derryreel, 232m
Maximum height for area: 232 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 91 metres,

Places in area Derryveagh Mountains:
Croaghaderry 222mDoire Uí Fhríl 232m

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Croaghaderry Hill OSI 1:50k Donegal County in Ulster Province, in Local/Historical/Cultural List

Height: 222m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 2 Grid Reference: C00538 33762
Place visited by 4 members. Recently by: finkey86, Fergalh, jackill, sandman
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Longitude: -7.992352, Latitude: 55.151018 , Easting: 200538, Northing: 433762 Prominence: 12m,  Isolation: 2.5km
ITM: 600487 933743,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Crghdr, 10 char: Crghdry


This is in townland Roshin   Croaghaderry is the second highest hill in the Derryveagh Mountains area and the 1348th highest in Ireland. Croaghaderry is the most northerly summit in the Derryveagh Mountains area and also the most easterly.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1506/
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Croaghaderry in area Derryveagh Mountains, Ireland
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by sandman  14 Aug 2017
As with Derryreel from the coastal side the ridge this hill is located on is impressive but not so on the Muckish side , access is via the double gates located at C0103433730 A . Passing thru old stone workings you reach open hillside after a farm gate now follow the some what muddy trail right up to within meters of the summit.It is only a short walk but take some time in the old quarry and you will notice the rock with plenty of gold running thru it either the sign of pyrite in the rock or maybe it is the real thing and Mountain Views are ahead in classifying this hill as of historical importance . Well worth a visit for the views but if you decide on a ridge walk be aware you will have a lot of fences to contend with as well as finding yourself close to some private dwellings. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1506/comment/19680/
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