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See the credits and list definitions.Video displaywicklore: Track 2016 in area near Coolroe, Glenbeigh Horseshoe (Ireland)Duo of Northern Glenbeigh outliers
Length: 7.0km, Creator time taken: 2h40m, Ascent: 386m,
Descent: 390m
Places: Start at V6828388193, Coolroe, Seefin, end at Start
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This is a short route taking in two outliers of the main Glenbeigh Horseshoe range. Parking at V93526 80439 (Map 78) I followed the Kerry Way up to the col between Coolroe and Seefin on a good track. From the col it's a quick 15 minutes up to Coolroe to enjoy great views across to the main Glenbeigh range. Back to the col and a long slog over wet ground up to Seefin. (Don't follow the fence like I did but keep well to the left or right of it - It is quite boggy). Seefin has a trig pillar set into reddish ground surrounded by a circle of white stones. There are great views across to Curra Hill and further afield to the McGillycuddy Reeks. I then took a direct route across country back towards my car, negotiating steep hillside on the way. A nice short(ish) walk to finish a few days of long hiking, and two quiet summits visited along the way.COMMENTSNo comments uploaded yet.NOTE: ALL information such as Ascent, Length and Creator time taken etc should be regarded as approximate. The creator's comments are opinions and may not be accurate or still correct.
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