Mullaleam 424m hill, Breifne Cuilcagh Mountains Ireland at MountainViews.ie
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Mullaleam 424m, Benaughlin 370m,
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Croghan Hill

Track 2637 conormcbandon 2 days ago
Ignore the vehicular part of this route. It's only a 2 Km up and down with 100m of ascent. After crossing the gate a... walk, Len: 2.0km, Climb: 105m, Area: Croghan Hill, North Midlands (Ireland) C||

Tonduff East Top: My final Local 100

Summit Comment Colin Murphy 2 days ago
Not the most glamorous of summits, but of personal significance as it marked my 100th and last Local 100! Having spent the summer frantically bagging the smaller tops, it was nice to finish on a g...

Tonduff East Top: Climbing east top in isolation

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy 2 days ago
Rarely done in isolation, this nondescript summit is usually climbed in conjunction with Tonduff itself or Maulin. But it can be done without visiting the nearby summits. Start at Crone Woods car ...

Crotlieve

Track 2646 Peter Walker 3 days ago
Room to park two, perhaps more cars at the start...although it's hard to imagine legions of walkers descending on... walk, Len: 0.9km, Climb: 134m, Area: Crotlieve Mountain, Mourne Mountains (Ire|...

Tonduff East Top: Dull top with panoramic views

Summit Comment Colin Murphy 2 days ago
The view to the south west from the summit.

Table Mountain West Top: Bird's eye view

Summit Comment Colin Murphy 2 days ago
As I reached the summit of this top on a gorgeous September day, I could see about 5 dark birds circling above and swooping to the heather every now and then, so I assume they were birds of prey o...

Table Mountain West Top: Unremarkable top with fine views.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy 2 days ago
Usually done in conjunction with Lowbawn or Table Mt. itself, but can be completed relatively easily in isolation. parking for a few cars at a crossroads of sorts at S983 948. There is a barrier h...

Alt de Comapedrosa

Track 4204 David-Guenot a week ago
Visiting Alt de Comapedrosa, the highpoint of Andorra at 2942m, with a friend from Wales. Actual total ascent ca. 1420m. walk, Len: 15.7km, Climb: 1558m, Area: Andorra, La Massana () ||

UK website for mountains

Forum: General Peter Walker 4 days ago
I'll second peter1...walkhighlands.co.uk is very good (specifically for Scotland, unsurprisingly).I'll even forgive the person on their forums (the forums are excellent, btw) whose response to 'is...

Taghart South: Only one way up

Summit Comment TommyMc 3 days ago
The only practical way to access this hill is from near the locked quarry gates on the road in front of it. I attempted it across the fields and scrub to the north via the adjacent masts, and the ...

Devilsmother North Top: Simple top on the way to main summit.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: Geo a week ago
The most direct approach is to park at small lay-by (1-2 cars) at L91270 65070 and proceed directly up steep slope in SE direction. Terrain is short grass mostly, and was solid underfoot in late M...

Devilsmother ridge from N59

Track 4205 Geo a week ago
walk, Len: 10.1km, Climb: 695m, Area: Devilsmother Far North Top, Partry/Joyce ...
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Breifne Area   Cuilcagh Mountains Subarea
Place count in area: 14, OSI/LPS Maps: 26, 27, 27A 
Highest place: Cuilcagh, 665m
Maximum height for area: 665 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 570 metres,

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Mullaleam Hill Mullach Léim A name in Irish
Fermanagh County, in Carn List, Marginal marine (Meenymore Formation); Mudstone, Bedrock

Height: 424m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 26 Grid Reference: H15304 31969
Place visited by 31 members. Recently by: melohara, FrankMc1964, TommyMc, Ulsterpooka, DrMonkfish, frankmc04, eamonoc, Hilldweller, maxmunro, Peter Walker, Garmin, chalky, Fergalh, FEARGALS, mark-rdc
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Longitude: -7.766072, Latitude: 54.236396 , Easting: 215304, Northing: 331969 Prominence: 99m,  Isolation: 2.5km
ITM: 615250 831973,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Mllm, 10 char: Mullaleam
Bedrock type: Marginal marine (Meenymore Formation); Mudstone,, (Glenade Sandstone / Bellavalley formation)

Mullaleam is the 830th highest place in Ireland. Mullaleam is the most northerly summit in the Breifne area. Mullaleam is the second highest point in county Fermanagh.
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Mullaleam is the most northerly summit in the Cui .. by madfrankie   (Show all for Mullaleam)
 
Also known as Trien, this is a gentle broad hill .. by robocaver   (Show all for Mullaleam)
 
Hidden swallow holes hazard
by TommyMc  11 Jun 2018
Hidden swallow holes present a hazard on this mountain, an extremity of the moorlands below Cuilcagh mountain. While walking near the summit a few summers ago, I made the mistake of stepping on a bright green coloured mossy area and ended up falling to my hips into a pool of muck. Advance with care if you're venturing there. Nice views over Florencecourt Estate and of Benaughlin. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/720/comment/19942/
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