I have to say that the other comments on mountainviews simply don't do BMNET justice, it's even more of a non-entity than previously indicated! It's difficult to ascertain where the exact summit lies - I settled for a mound with a small tree perched on top of it which lay a short walk off the track mentioned by wicklore. The matress and junk mentioned by Wicklore still decorated the side track while the sight of a burnt-out BMW provided a striking contrast to the sublime view in the background of the sun rising over Carlingford Lough. For those heading onto Clermont or Anglesey, do not make straight for these hills across the heather even though it may look like the shortest route. Instead, reverse your steps back to the track and follow that - the ground is much easier and the track leads nearly all the way to the fence which guides you to the summit of Anglesey. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/627/comment/4012/

The summer of 2011, was a ideal period of bagging peaks due to the large number of gorse fires. These fires not only help make walking a little easier but it can reveal some unusual finds like this one. This was uncovered when walking in the fog to Clermont Carn NE top. Just to let you know that they have been safely removed by the authorities now. There are probably more items like this in this area. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/627/comment/15879/

It is hard to find the words to describe Black Mountain NE Top – there is so little to describe! While the surrounding hills all have had something written about them, this hill has been left out. In the interest of plugging this literary gap I will endeavour to gather all my information on Black Mountain NE Top and see if it amounts to a worthy post.

A minor road crosses the saddle between Black Mountain NE Top and Black Mountain at J 102 163 A. Another minor road leads from the saddle up to Black Mountain. Just opposite this junction a rough track heads NE around Black Mountain NE Top. I drove up this track anxious to find a place to hide the car – this area seems to attract similar antisocial activities as the Military Road above Dublin. Just up the track I pulled into a side track at J105 165 B and parked next to some abandoned mattresses and other junk. At least the car was safely hidden from the main road below. It was only a trudge of a couple of hundred metres and a rise of about 15 metres to the featureless summit area at J 102 165 C. It didn’t feel like a summit and it didn’t look like one – just a minor bump really. Not much of an achievement at all. To ease my conscience I included Black Mountain NE Top in a mini circuit taking in Clermont and Anglesey. So that’s all I have to offer. Not the most interesting post ever written. However at least it fills the void, and pulls back the curtain to reveal the mystery of this hill, or lack of! The length of time it takes to type ‘Black Mountain NE Top’ is more than this hill is worth! Including it in a long linear walk from Anglesey to Carnavaddy and beyond such as eflanga did is probably the most exciting option for this hill. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/627/comment/3743/

BMNET was the 3rd summit in my 5 peak hike from Anglesey to Carnavaddy. From the peak of my previous summit, Clermont, BMNET appears as a featureless mound (with one small tree) a little off to the left of the obvious route to Clermont Cairn, once again requring a brief detour. The descent requires walking to the left of a forested area before heading uphill over more tough going terrain. I would echo eflanaga's warning about the hidden drains on this ascent as I managed to fall on my face at one stage, cursing this crappy, non-summit! It was difficult to identify the exact peak but I didn't care too much and quickly made a beeline for the much welcome minor road that services the transmitter (also part of the Táin Way). I would again emphasise that this 'summit' has very little to recommend it: I would have bypassed it altogether if it didn't count as a perfectly good bag on this site! Saying that, at the time I actually thought I had found something lovable in BMNET, and was ready to go home and type up a flattering comment about the impressive view, before I realized I had in fact confused it with the neighbouring peak of Clermont! Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/627/comment/3924/