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Feature count in area: 12, by county: Limerick: 11, Cork: 1,
OSI/LPS Maps: 73, EW-G
Highest Place: Seefin Mountain West Top 528m
Starting Places (16) in area Ballyhoura Mountains:
Annaslinga, Ardpatrick, Ballinlyna Bridge, Barrabunocka Bridge, Combaun Woods CP, Darby's Bed, Darragh House, Farahy River, Galbally, Glenanair Bridge, Greenwood, Kilfinane Motte, Lissantrelick Paradise Hill, Seefin Mountain Loop Car Park, Sheehan's Glen, Thomastown Wood
Summits & other features in area Ballyhoura Mountains:
Cen: Kilfinnane: Fear Breagach 369m, Keale Mountain 361.8m
E: Ballyarthur: Ballyarthur Hill 353.3m
N: Ballylanders: Slievereagh 464.5m
N: Galbally: Duntryleague Hill 278m
S: Ballyorgan: Carrigeenamronety 400.9m, Coolfree Mountain 436.8m, Seefin Mountain East Top 510m, Seefin Mountain West Top 528m, Seefin South-East Top 504m
W: Carron: Carron Mountain 446.7m, Little Carron 440.2m
Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
Highest Place: Seefin Mountain West Top 528m
Starting Places (16) in area Ballyhoura Mountains:
Annaslinga, Ardpatrick, Ballinlyna Bridge, Barrabunocka Bridge, Combaun Woods CP, Darby's Bed, Darragh House, Farahy River, Galbally, Glenanair Bridge, Greenwood, Kilfinane Motte, Lissantrelick Paradise Hill, Seefin Mountain Loop Car Park, Sheehan's Glen, Thomastown WoodSummits & other features in area Ballyhoura Mountains:
Cen: Kilfinnane: Fear Breagach 369m, Keale Mountain 361.8m
E: Ballyarthur: Ballyarthur Hill 353.3m
N: Ballylanders: Slievereagh 464.5m
N: Galbally: Duntryleague Hill 278m
S: Ballyorgan: Carrigeenamronety 400.9m, Coolfree Mountain 436.8m, Seefin Mountain East Top 510m, Seefin Mountain West Top 528m, Seefin South-East Top 504m
W: Carron: Carron Mountain 446.7m, Little Carron 440.2m
Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Grid Reference R65309 17935, OS 1:50k mapsheet 73
Place visited by: 200 members, recently by: Macros42, dregish, jeb, MichaelG55, farmerjoe1, Marykerry, Limerick5inarow, knightsonhikes, Tuigamala, Padraigin, dodser, jollyrog, Grumbler, No1Grumbler, Moirabourke
I visited this place: NO
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Bedrock type: Conglomerate & purple sandstone, (Slievenamuck Conglomerate Formation)
Notes on name: There are two cairns on the summit. Long Mountain is a spur to the S. Formerly Long Mountain in MV.
Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: Sfn510, 10 char: SfnMntnEst
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/433/
Gallery for Seefin Mountain East Top (Suí Finn (mullach thoir)) and surrounds
Summary
for Seefin Mountain East Top (Suí Finn (mullach thoir)):
Up the old bog road.
Summary created by melohara, paddyhillsbagger, jackill
18 Jan, 2017
Seefin Lp (R66276 16811). Over or around the gate and head uphill on a good track that crosses the hill near the summit.On the crest of the hill the summit cairn is over a wall to your right.
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john_desmond on Seefin Mountain East Top
by john_desmond
10 Apr 2005
Not sure if Long mtn is the correct name as the 'Long mountain' marked on the map is about 1.5kms to the South. Very easy to get to from the public road to the East. Start at Seefin Lp (R662 168) and follow the path up the hill. Nice views from the top. The picture shows the summit as seen from Seefin, about 800 mtrs to the West. As you can see, there are 2 summits with a path running between them. On the map, it is not obvious which is the higher one but the one to the East is definetly higher. Going by the slope and contour line, I'd estimate the summit is at about 513 mtrs ASL. On the summit, there are 2 cairns. One is circular like the ones where people shelter from the wind. The other one is just a pile of stones. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/433/comment/1640/
Seefin Lp (R662 168) and follow the path up the hill. Nice views from the top. The picture shows the summit as seen from Seefin, about 800 mtrs to the West. As you can see, there are 2 summits with a path running between them. On the map, it is not obvious which is the higher one but the one to the East is definetly higher. Going by the slope and contour line, I'd estimate the summit is at about 513 mtrs ASL. On the summit, there are 2 cairns. One is circular like the ones where people shelter from the wind. The other one is just a pile of stones. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/433/comment/1640/
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jackill on Seefin Mountain East Top
by jackill
26 Apr 2005
One of the cairns on Long mountain which I took in on a circuit with Seefin. The view is looking back at Seefin , the trig pillar that marks Seefins summit is on top of the fifth rock from the left. On the right hand side overlooking Ardpatrick is Black Rock Mountain which doesn't quite make it as an independent peak.The tracks around here are fairly boggy so watch where you step if you don't want a boot full of water. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/433/comment/1663/
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pdtempan on Seefin Mountain East Top
by pdtempan
16 May 2009
Passed through the Ballyhouras on our way down to Beara just before Patrick's Day. As we only had just over an hour to spare, there was no time to do the summit, but we did explore the attractive woodland on the western slopes. We parked at a lay-by in Glenosheen and headed up from here. There are several circuits for walkers and mountain-bikers waymarked here. If only all Irish hill areas were as well maintained and promoted as the Ballyhouras! Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/433/comment/3764/
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Windy trip
by murphysw
18 Dec 2012
Climbed this on the way up to Seefin. It has this, what I presume to be, a shelter. Dont know if it has any mystical connections. On an otherwise decent day, the wind was unreal, actually knocked me over! So unfortunately all my pics came out shaky! Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/433/comment/3544/
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enoonan on Seefin Mountain East Top
by enoonan
21 Mar 2008
Headed onto Long Mountain having visited Seefin. Very easy walk to get there but summit is very exposed and was difficult to stand my ground when the wind got up. Small circular cairn on the top and a good view of the Galtees to the east. Followed the blue arrows to return to the Greenwood car park. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/433/comment/3009/
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