Garn Boduan 279m hill, Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula Lleyn Peninsula Ireland at MountainViews.ie

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Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula Area , Lleyn Peninsula Subarea

Feature count in area: 24, by county: : 23, Anglesey [Sir Fon] (CoH) Anglesey [Sir F: 1,
Highest Place: Yr Eifl 560.7m

Starting Places in area Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula:

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Summits & other features in area Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula:
Moel Bronmiod 416m, Tre'r Ceiri 485.3m
Anglesey: Bwrdd Arthur 164m, Mynydd Bodafon [Yr Arwydd] 178m, Mynydd Eilian 177m, Mynydd y Garn 170m
Bardsey Island: Mynydd Enlli 167m
Holy Island (Anglesey): Holyhead Mountain 220m
Lleyn Peninsula: Bwlch Mawr 510.3m, Carn Fadryn 371m, Carneddol 235m, Carreglefain 261m, Foel 221.3m, Garn Boduan 279m, Gyrn Ddu 522m, Gyrn Goch 492m, Moel-y-gest 263m, Mynydd Anelog 191.4m, Mynydd Carnguwch 357.6m, Mynydd Cennin 262.1m, Mynydd Cilan 117m, Mynydd Rhiw 304m, Yr Eifl 560.7m, Yr Eifl North Top [Pen Bwlch yr Eifl] 444m

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Garn Boduan, 279m Hill

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, in British Marilyn Lists
Grid Reference SH31207 39347, OS 1:50k mapsheet 123
Place visited by: 6 members, recently by: nordicstar, IainT, Fergalh, MichaelE, chalky, jimbloomer

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Longitude: -4.512396, Latitude: 52.924954, Easting: 231207, Northing: 339347, Prominence: 172m, Isolation: 2.1km
ITM: 834472 691711, Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: GrnBdn, 10 char: GrnBdn

Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/b1956/

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MountainViews.ie picture about Garn Boduan — Picture: *Stones at summit*

Short steep climb

by Fergalh 2 Jan 2021

Parked iat entrance to forest on B4354 to south and followed tracks through the trees to scree filled unmarked summit. There is a plinth at the summit but that does not appear to be highest point Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/B1956/comment/21957/

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simon3 8 hours ago
Fair Mountain has forestry. Not a particularly strange remark for a mountain in Wicklow where much of the uplands are covered in trees. But what makes this place unusual is the almost decorat...

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Collaborative entry, last edit by: simon3 8 hours ago
Park at the Wicklow Gap. Take the more westerly of the two access roads to Turlough Hill reservoir. Continue up this steepish, tarred road for 1.5km which will bring you above Fair Mountain, ...

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glencree 16 hours ago
We went up from the Bridia valley, which is an extremely steep ascent and not for anyone prone to vertigo. Although the summit is achieved in a short distance, the climb/scramble requires car...

Track 4889 eamonoc 3 days ago
Climbed the Iconic Slioch from Incheril on a fantastic weather day, following a long walk beside the N bank of the K... walk, Len: 21.4km, Climb: 1912m, Area: Loch Maree to Loch Broom (Britain) Sli||

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JohnFinn 22 hours ago
I set out from Cronin's Yard at 8:30 p.m. on 3rd June and walked up the Hag's Glen and ascended to the ridge of the Reeks via the Zig Zag path (easier to negotiate than the more popular Devil...

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eamonoc 2 days ago
To climb Slioch, involves a round trip of 21km, with almost 2000m of ascent above Loch Maree, amidst a stunning location.

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simon3 3 days ago
Muskeagh Hill, a view from Ballycumber to the North East.

Track 4888 eamonoc 4 days ago
With the prospect of some good weather in Scotland headed up to Glen Etive, having previously climbed Ben Starav a f... walk, Len: 28.5km, Climb: 2901m, Area: Glen Etive to Glen Lochy (Britain) Bei||

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eamonoc 4 days ago
Climbed as the last of a tough 4 Munro round in Glen Etive.

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eamonoc 4 days ago
After Glass Bheinn Mhor, the next port of call was Stob Coir' an Albannaich 1044m climbed from a 738m col seperating both.

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