Big Collin isn’t that ‘big’ but it commands fine views of the surrounding land, including the curious bump of Slemish to the North. Because of a wind farm on Big Collin’s slopes, there are access tracks leading to near the summit. Starting at either 239971 A or 223958 B, you can follow the access tracks to the highest wind turbine with only a short haul over bog to the summit. If you want to avoid the access track another option is to simply head directly onto the slopes after the access gate at 23997. The ground is quite wet and heavy going, but it is only a 20 minute ramble. The summit appears to have a cairn that is both collapsed and completely overgrown by grass and heather. Although a low hill, Big Collin is exposed and attracts paragliders to its summit area to take advantage of the breeze. (as does the wind turbine power company!) The paragliders must be confident with so many turbines spinning nearby! Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/898/comment/5657/