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Knocknadobar: High, bulky coastal peak with commanding views from its grassy sum

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: markmjcampion 2 weeks ago
Knocknadobar, adjacent to the Ring of Kerry and near Cahersiveen has a well-known pilgrim trail to the S and is noted for its views of Iveragh, various islands and Corca Dhuibhne. There are n...

Sicily: Circuit of Ortiga Island

Track 4939 Onzy 3 weeks ago
Sicily: Circuit of Ortiga Island walk, Len: 3.7km, Climb: 29m, Area: Unid, Unid () ||

The Paps West: Grassy, well defined peak with great views

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: markmjcampion 2 weeks ago
The West Pap is the slightly smaller of the pair which together are two of the most recognisable Irish peaks. It's grassy and heathery with a huge cairn which is thought to cover an ancient b...

Carncormick: Approach from the south west

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy 2 weeks ago
There is parking for one car next to gate at D15543 13011. Walk back down the road to a sort of crossroads and turn NE up a track. (If there is anyone about you should ask for permission to a...

Soarns Hill: Long, tough tramp through high heather & grass

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy 2 weeks ago
One approach is via Mid Hill - starting from the Cargan Dam car park at D19239 17217. Cross the dam and turn left, crossing two stiles and following a narrow trail along the south side of the...

Up and down route to the Hag's Tooth, changing its height.

Track 4937 simon3 3 weeks ago
This route is a straightforward there and back way of getting to the Hag's Tooth, also known as Stumpa an tSaimh ... walk, Len: 8.1km, Climb: 430m, Area: Hag's Tooth, MacGillycuddy's Reeks (Irela|...

Mid Hill: Rough ascent through knee-high growth.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy 2 weeks ago
Often done in conjunction with either Collin Top or Soarns Hill. One approach is to start from the Cargan Dam car park at D19239 17217 . Cross the dam and turn left, crossing two stiles and f...

Collin Top: Rough, energy-sapping ascent

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy 2 weeks ago
One approach is to start from the Cargan Dam car park at D19239 17217. Cross the dam and turn left, crossing two stiles and following a narrow trail along the south side of the reservoir, cro...

Sunglasses Hungry Hill

Forum: General Djouce 3 weeks ago
I know this is a very long shot but I lost a pair of prescription sunglasses in a grey case on Hungry Hill in August 2023. If anyone finds them please let me know. Thanks. Niall

Straightforward but beautiful ascent of so-so top.

Track 4935 Colin Murphy 3 weeks ago
The pleasures to be had with this Carn are in the ascent rather than the actual reaching of the highpoint. It’s a fa... walk, Len: 2.9km, Climb: 273m, Area: Cloonacool, Ox Mountains (Ireland) Cloon||

Krinnuck: Wicklore reaches the top.

Summit Comment wicklore 2 weeks ago
I decided to climb Krinnuck to round off a days walking on Achill Island. I found a little track where I could pull the car off the road at F672 069. From here it was a straightforward haul a...

Krinnuck: A nondescript but rewarding top

Summit Comment Harry Goodman 2 weeks ago
Started at F6825809035 (25 May 2010). There is a rough track going S to the right of, and along side, a raised bank marking the boundary of a small white house set back from the road. Due to ...
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Clogher Head Coastal Hill Ceann Sratha A name in Irish Ir. Ceann Sratha [logainm.ie], 'headland of the valley-bottom' Kerry County in Munster Province, in no lists

Height: 116.4m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 70 Grid Reference: Q30668 02719
Place visited by 19 members. Recently by: Deise-Man, osullivanm, simon3, Pepe, maitiuocoimin, Moses, mh400nt, jimmytherabbit, Fergalh, hivisibility, Cobhclimber, JohnAshton, corkrats, marcel, markmjcampion
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Longitude: -10.474728, Latitude: 52.150823 , Easting: 30668, Northing: 102720 Prominence: 40m
ITM: 430655 602775,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Clg116, 10 char: ClghrHead
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/5115/
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Clogher Head (<i>Ceann Sratha</i>) in area Kerry Coastal Hill, Ireland
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Short trek to summit
by Fergalh  29 Aug 2022
Park at 312102 starA where there is ample parking follow track roughly west which leads to summit with extensive views of both the Blasket Islands, The Three Sisters and Sybil Head. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/5115/comment/23637/
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