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Annacoona Top: Meandering approach from Glencar

Summit Comment ochils_trekker 15 hours ago
I climbed Slievemore and Annacoona Top last September, but took an accidentally rambling approach as I hadn't consulted Mountainviews properly before leaving my accommodation in Sligo town. As I k...

Ridge of Capard: Bluebells April 2019

Summit Comment melohara 2 days ago
The Slieve Blooms have a few redeeming features - one of them is the carpet of bluebells in Capard Wood during late April or early May.Video on you tube at https://youtu.be/zupEPlUVZDs

Glenariff Waterfalls Walk

Track 4293 Peter Walker 2 days ago
In those fairytale days before we weren't allowed to go anywhere that we couldn't walk to from our front doors, walk, Len: 3.2km, Climb: 163m, Area: Antrim Hills (Ireland) ||

Cushbawn: Pleasant walk to unmarked summit.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 4 days ago
Just past the fake village of Macreddin heading north, there is room to park for a couple of cars on the right.Go south about 300m on the road until you come to Macreddin Bridge Follow the track o...

Old School Slieve Carr route, with Tawnyanruddia

Track 4296 markwallace a week ago
Due to its status as Probably the Most Remote Mountain in Ireland, I have wanted to climb Slieve Carr for a while. I... walk, Len: 29.3km, Climb: 1071m, Area: North Mayo (Ireland) Tawnyanruddia, Sl||

Ballycumber Hill: Decent little Carn doesn't demand too much.

Summit Comment Colin Murphy 4 days ago
A relatively easy ascent mostly up decent tracks. Followed the suggested route from Mangan's Lane (which I discovered is opposite the entrance to the local GAA Club.) It was a fine spring day so I...

Slieve Maan to Croaghanmoira Circuit

Track 4297 march-fixer a week ago
In view of the COVID-19 warnings, we decided to pick an out of the way route that would hopefully provide plenty of ... walk, Len: 12.4km, Climb: 666m, Area: Slieve Maan, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) S||

Revised place names from Paul Tempan

Forum: Suggestions simon3 5 days ago
Many of the placenames and Irish forms for names in MountainViews came from the work of Paul Tempan, a qualified scholar in the area.He has issued a revised document with various changes and impro...

A "Holy" fantastic Path

Track 4291 march-fixer a week ago
In olden days Mass Paths were the most direct routes to and from the local churchs. This path leads south from Blackrock walk, Len: 1.4km, Climb: 217m, Area: Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) ||

Covid19 and Hillwalking

Forum: General Colin Murphy a week ago
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/coronavirus-concern-over-lack-of-social-distancing-during-outdoor-walks-1.4205805

Slieve Maan North Top: Is that it!

Summit Comment march-fixer a week ago
This spot is easiest located by heading towards Slieve Maan from the Military Road and then heading north along the extraction track. It is not a place for visiting other than for summit bagging o...

Pic de Montaut via Borne des Trois Seigneurs

Track 4294 David-Guenot 2 weeks ago
Third ascent and third different route up the Pic de Montaut (1722m), via its N ridge, with a detour to the minor top of walk, Len: 12.3km, Climb: 827m, Area: France, Occitanie () ||
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Milane Hill Hill Cnoc an Mhaoláin A name in Irish
(poss. Ir. ‡Cnoc an Mhaoláin [PDT], 'hill of an Maolán') Cork County in Munster Province, in Binnion List, Flaser-bedded sandstone & mudstone Bedrock

Height: 354.4m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 85,89 Grid Reference: W16850 49868
Place visited by 10 members. Recently by: Daingean, Wildrover, Juanita, CaminoPat, sandman, chalky, jackill, thomas_g, Westcorkcycling, gywdneubzbr
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Longitude: -9.203275, Latitude: 51.695648 , Easting: 116850, Northing: 49868 Prominence: 159.4m,  Isolation: 2.4km
ITM: 516818 549935,   GPS IDs, 6 char: MlnHl, 10 char: Milane Hil
Bedrock type: Flaser-bedded sandstone & mudstone, (Narrow Cove Member)

Milane is a townland in the parish of Fanlobbus. An Maolán is given as the Irish form of the electoral ward of the same name at logainm.ie. On the Discovery map this name is given as An Meallán.   Milane Hill is the 1046th highest place in Ireland.
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A gravel track to the summit.
Short Summary created by jackill  11 Dec 2012
Park at W1675 5065 A , which is the gated entrance road to the windfarm, room for 4 cars. Follow the windfarm road uphill passing through another gate near the top of the hill. the summit is on the higher ground to the east of the windmills. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/896/comment/5655/
 
MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Milane Hill in area Shehy/Knockboy, Ireland
Picture: My kind of farming		  
One for turbine lovers.
by thomas_g  10 Feb 2012
Parked at W1675 5065 A (lots of room for cars). Followed the wind farm road to the summit, it's hardcore stone most of the way up, which is fairly unpleasant for us Irish walkers who are used to the springy carpet of bog that we find on many of our mountains.
There is a gate in the fence behind the eastmost turbine, from there it's a 200m wade to the flat, boggy summit. The views north towards Nowen Hill are nice enough, while west and south are marked by wind turbines. 5km, about an hour up and down. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/896/comment/6680/
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