Climbed 10/02/07 as part of Seefingan Circuit (submitted by Djouce (Walks Section). Start for this section of the walk was from the summit cairn on Seefin IO 07361 16274 A. From here on a dry but heavily overcast morning, which meant that the top of the mountains were enveloped in cloud, I set a bearing of 65 degrees in order to take me to the target summit. The snow on the col and on the south-western slope of Seefingan was not too deep, so walking was not impeded too much. This was my first time on the mountain and with the ground covered in snow I expected I would have to rely totally on the map/compass. However, I found that I could follow what appears to be a track, noticeable, simply, by its uniformity, i.e. smooth clean white snow, compared to the area around it where the snow was broken by tufts of grass and/or heather. After a short time I noticed a fence to my right and started to climb adjacent to this for the remainder of the ascent to the summit cairn, while the summit proper appears to be a short distance away to the east. I spent a little time trying to establish that I had reached this 'true' summit but with heavy snow covering it was difficult to be sure, unless it corresponds with the siting of another of the many military warning signs. One was placed more or less in the area where, according to the map (OS 56) the true summit is supposed to be! Rather, than delaying any longer I decided to push on towards my next target – Corrig Mtn which is almost 2.5K to the north. Unfortunately, no pictures as I forgot to take my camera with me! Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/92/comment/2615/