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Knockanes: Remarkable scenery

Summit Comment Damian120 2 days ago
A good hike over the traditional Burren karst limestone. A few minor scrambles if approaching from the left. The views are astounding and offer up a picture-postcard setting that encompasses, M...

210516_Sheepshead_Durrus_NW

Track 4499 TheDutchman 19 hours ago
walk, Len: 17.0km, Climb: 397m, Area: Fahane, Mizen/Sheeps Head (Ireland) Fahan...

Eagles Nest: Fire devastation sadly now in evidence

Summit Comment Fergalh 21 hours ago
Followed Ciarraiochs excellent route up and down to the col and from thence to the summit. Sadly some of the fire devastation is much in evidence around the bridge. Would like to add this is a ...

Knockree: Wicklow Way Easy Access

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 4 days ago
The Wicklow Way passes over the western and southern flanks of this hill and can be used to provide access to the summit from either side. It is a pleasant walk, with good views when there is a...

Farbreiga: An easy afternoon walk

Summit Comment phonohan 5 days ago
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Crohaun: Pillar painter

Summit Comment Colin Murphy 6 days ago
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Coast Comment markmjcampion 6 days ago
There are access issues here...the landowner will not give permission for anyone to walk or camp on his land.

Coolsnaghtig: Burnt Mountain

Summit Comment Fergalh 6 days ago
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Knockaughna: Track nearly Impassible

Summit Comment Fergalh 6 days ago
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Shrone Hill: Long trek to summit along ridge

Summit Comment Fergalh 6 days ago
Approached this from Derrynafulla SW Top by dropping down the ridge to the col between . Ground is reasonable when I did but not advisable after rain. The forest at the eastern end of the Derry...

210425_Sheepshead_Ahakista_NE

Track 4498 TheDutchman 19 hours ago
Sixth track in a Series of loop walks to be able to walk the ridge of Sheepshead Peninsula, fantastic views. walk, Len: 15.0km, Climb: 427m, Area: Gouladane, Mizen/Sheeps Head (Ireland) Go...

Curraghchosaly Mountain: Summit easily gained - slower progress to the west

Summit Comment pdtempan a week ago
We were looking for a short walk for a Saturday afternoon, and being familiar with Mullaghcarn, decided that it would be worth exploring Curraghchosaly Mountain, its lower neighbour on the west...
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simon3: Track 1774 in area near Croaghaun, Achill/Corraun (Ireland)
Take in the main ridge and coastline at the end of Achill.
Length: 14.7km, Creator time taken: 6h23m, Ascent: 1313m,
Descent: 1319m

Places: Start at F56102 04463, Croaghaun, Croaghaun SW Top, Benmore, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

Start from near the end of the road to Keem, where there is formal and informal parking.
Near the north end of the walk, look out for Bunafreva Lough (further north). This is a lake perched in a most surprising way on the side of a cliff.

Uploaded on: Sun, 17 Jun 2012 (06:47:30)
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