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Feature count in area: 11, all in Cork,
OSI/LPS Maps: 79, 80
Highest Place: Musheramore 642.7m
Starting Places (8) in area Boggeragh Mountains:
Butter Road, Duhallow Way, Derry Wood, Glannaharee East Woods S, Laharan Woods N, Millstreet Country Park, Mount Hillary Wood N, Mount Hillary Wood W, St John's Well
Summits & other features in area Boggeragh Mountains:
Cen: Seefin: Knockcraugh 434m, Seefin 491m, Seefin East Top 491m
N: Banteer: Mount Hillary 391m, Tooreen 322m
NE: Bweeng: Bweeng Little 414m, Bweengduff 416m
S: Macroom Hills: Burren 380m, Knockagreenan 263m
W: Musheramore: Musherabeg 498.8m, Musheramore 642.7m
Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
Highest Place: Musheramore 642.7m
Starting Places (8) in area Boggeragh Mountains:
Butter Road, Duhallow Way, Derry Wood, Glannaharee East Woods S, Laharan Woods N, Millstreet Country Park, Mount Hillary Wood N, Mount Hillary Wood W, St John's WellSummits & other features in area Boggeragh Mountains:
Cen: Seefin: Knockcraugh 434m, Seefin 491m, Seefin East Top 491m
N: Banteer: Mount Hillary 391m, Tooreen 322m
NE: Bweeng: Bweeng Little 414m, Bweengduff 416m
S: Macroom Hills: Burren 380m, Knockagreenan 263m
W: Musheramore: Musherabeg 498.8m, Musheramore 642.7m
Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Grid Reference W42527 95648, OS 1:50k mapsheet 80
Place visited by: 64 members, recently by: jeb, Padraigin, Leatra, DeirdreM, markmjcampion, Glanman2, dregish, Causticblonde, caiomhin, mlmoroneybb, maryblewitt, mh400nt, nolanlyn, John.geary, AlisonM
I visited this place: NO
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Bedrock type: Red conglomerate, sandstone & mudstone, (Old Red Sandstone (undifferentiated))
Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: MntHlr, 10 char: MntHlry
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/852/
Gallery for Mount Hillary (Mullach Allaíre) and surrounds
Summary
for Mount Hillary (Mullach Allaíre):
Eagles Hill
Summary created by jackill
04 Feb, 2011
MtHilary WdW (W39408 96108), room for 6 cars. Walk up the forest track , turn right , then right , the right again on a good track all the way to the summit. Note the track starting at A (W41024 95949) is now covered in brush from felled trees but can be reached if you turn off the road at approx. B (W41277 96000). The summit is marked by 4 masts and a trig pillar.The best views are to be had by continuing to C (W43080 95236) and heading east through the forest on the south side of the ride , then across a field to the cross at D (W43593 94840).
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A short but fun trip to the top
by thomas_g
9 Feb 2012
Park at MtHilary WdN (W42251 97135) (room for 6 cars). Head straight up the hill, ignoring the walking trail markers. At the T junction at E (W42128 96588), enter the woods behind the information board, there is a visible trail. Now climb up the stream bed, which is steep in spots and could be very wet after lots of rain. When you emerge on the forest track at the top, turn left and then next right, you are following the red marked trail in reverse now.
Still following the marked trail. after taking a right you'll come to a cross of forest tracks, the summit is straight on, but if you want to head for the cross, turn left here (sorry no grid ref) and at F (W43040 95272) enter the woods, you'll see from the picture below that the track that was once there is now impassible (I passed it twice even with a GPS ref). You'll need to parallel the track through the woods and soon the cross will come into view. It's a worthwhile detour, the views are pretty decent.
Having back tracked to the summit, I started a very windy descent along the marked track so I entered the woods again at G (W42284 95688) following a rough path down through the trees to another forest track at H (W42159 95934), cross straight across and before long you'll be back at the top of the stream bed from earlier. I followed the blue marked trail back to the car, but the more adventurous could go back down the stream bed. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/852/comment/6677/
MtHilary WdN (W42251 97135) (room for 6 cars). Head straight up the hill, ignoring the walking trail markers. At the T junction at E (W42128 96588), enter the woods behind the information board, there is a visible trail. Now climb up the stream bed, which is steep in spots and could be very wet after lots of rain. When you emerge on the forest track at the top, turn left and then next right, you are following the red marked trail in reverse now.Still following the marked trail. after taking a right you'll come to a cross of forest tracks, the summit is straight on, but if you want to head for the cross, turn left here (sorry no grid ref) and at F (W43040 95272) enter the woods, you'll see from the picture below that the track that was once there is now impassible (I passed it twice even with a GPS ref). You'll need to parallel the track through the woods and soon the cross will come into view. It's a worthwhile detour, the views are pretty decent.
Having back tracked to the summit, I started a very windy descent along the marked track so I entered the woods again at G (W42284 95688) following a rough path down through the trees to another forest track at H (W42159 95934), cross straight across and before long you'll be back at the top of the stream bed from earlier. I followed the blue marked trail back to the car, but the more adventurous could go back down the stream bed. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/852/comment/6677/
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Forested top.
by simon3
4 Feb 2011
From near the cross D (W43593 94840) this is the view NW towards the main summit which as you can see in the picture has various telecom towers on it. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/852/comment/6233/
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rossbeighed on Mount Hillary
by rossbeighed
6 Dec 2008
the view of galtymore from mount hillary.. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/852/comment/3470/
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salee on Mount Hillary
by salee
3 Dec 2008
gentle walking along coillte tracks, access from carpark on the north or west, several way-marked ways in different colours for different lengths - all very easy. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/852/comment/3463/
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rossbeighed on Mount Hillary
by rossbeighed
6 Dec 2008
Climbed Mount hillary from the North from the coillte forest opening south of banteer. there is a map of the walks at the entrace.
There are actually two peaks btw. on the east its marked by a cross looking east towards mallow, on the west is the highest point looking west towards mushera and claragh mountain. the trig pillar here registers 1280 feet on my altitude watch but dont know how accurate that is.
have to say the views were great for such a small effort. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/852/comment/3469/
There are actually two peaks btw. on the east its marked by a cross looking east towards mallow, on the west is the highest point looking west towards mushera and claragh mountain. the trig pillar here registers 1280 feet on my altitude watch but dont know how accurate that is.
have to say the views were great for such a small effort. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/852/comment/3469/
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