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Mullaghcleevaun: Wicklow

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: markmjcampion, simon3 less than an hour ago
Mullaghcleevaun is a bulky mountain in NW Wicklow, just a few km E of Blessington Lakes. It commands 360 degree views of the Wicklow uplands. Its steep NE corrie is home to Cleevaun Lough.NW. Mull...

Seanadh Bhéara: Rugged hill with good views at the north of a vast, remote-feeli

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: markmjcampion an hour ago
Shannavara is one of those many low Connemara hills that offer great views. If visited from the south the hill is a steep pull up and it feels like you're as far from civilisation as anyone has ev...

Doan: Great views on the way

Summit Comment Aidy 4 hours ago
On the way to Doan, from Ott car park, I loved the view over Lough Shannagh from the col between Carn Mountain and Slieve Loughshannagh.

Y Pigwyn: Long walk to summit once the site of a roman fort

Summit Comment Fergalh 4 hours ago
Just north west of Trecastle I parked at end of Roman Road. Walked through gate and very muddy track to summit Marked by a fallen concrete pillars and some stones. This summit was the site for a r...

Mynydd Myddfai: Short steep walk to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 4 hours ago
Short but sharp walk up from farm north of hill. Trig pillar at summit which is the centre of a ridge with 3 peaks. Wonderful views in all directions

Trichrug: Long walk to summit but worth the climb

Summit Comment Fergalh 5 hours ago
Parked to South west followed track to edge of forest than headed north east to summit marked by a cairn and trig pillar. Very fine views

Carn Fadog: Did not miss it this time !

Summit Comment Fergalh 5 hours ago
Personally very annoying one for me on a recent round in the area i summited five peaks but did not have this one marked on map ! So a twenty minute dog leg turned into a two hour walk from the No...

Llethr Llwyd: Steep climb from valley

Summit Comment Fergalh 5 hours ago
From Y Drum a drop down and that awkward river crossing again than steep but grassy ascent to Leithir Fawr which is another unmarked summit. Straight forward descent to starting point to west

Y Drum: Easy walk from Gopa Uchaf

Summit Comment Fergalh 5 hours ago
From Gopa Uchaf head along forest edge than small drop down and climb to unmarked summit.

Gopa Uchaf: Long walk to summit with river crossing as a bonus !

Summit Comment Fergalh 5 hours ago
Parked on minor road north east of Tregaron. Walked along track from and than climbed hill after crossing river steep climb on grass to unmarked summit

Banc Cwm-coed-ifor: Long walk to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 5 hours ago
Parked to North west and followed closed road (Fford ar Gau) and than veered off for unmarked summit in the middle of remains of Copse

Mynydd Pencarreg: Short walk to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 6 hours ago
Headed up track marked private but gate was open and no-one to ask to communications masts. Then used stile and headed for high point which has a trig pillar but the rock nearby is actual summit
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Cornwall & Devon Area   Dartmoor Subarea
Place count in area: 75,  
Highest place: High Willhays, 621m
Maximum height for area: 621 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 537 metres,

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Yes Tor Mountain

Height: 619m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 191 Grid Reference: SX58090 90146
Place visited by 7 members. Recently by: markmjcampion, IainT, Fergalh, chalky, slebog, neelix_tdog, Peter Walker
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Longitude: -4.010588, Latitude: 50.693595 , Easting: 258090, Northing: 90146 Prominence: 24m,  Isolation: 0.9km ,   GPS IDs, 6 char: YsTr, 10 char: Yes Tor
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/B2878/
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Yes Tor in area Cornwall & Devon, Ireland
Picture: Trig on Tors		  
New Comment: Should you visit.....Yes
by Fergalh  Sun 22 Nov
A drop off East Mill Tor to west leads to track before steep climb to summit littered with large Tors. A minor scramble will lead you to Trig Pillar resting on one of the Tors Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/B2878/comment/21524/
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