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Carrigleitrim: Well, that is that done.

Summit Comment ewen 6 hours ago
Parked at the Black Hill car park on the gap road and went up over Sorrell Hill and down to the pull up to Carrigleitrim. That was the straightforward part. Trying to find a way onto the open hill...

Topo UK and Ireland v8

Forum: General chelman7 a day ago
My Garmin handheld GPS uses the Topo UK and Ireland v6. I see that v8 is now available on the garmin website. Does anyone know if there is much difference between the versions?

Carrigaline to Crosshaven Greenway

Track 4278 markwallace a day ago
A walk along the Carrigaline to Crosshaven Greenway. Carrigaline is very easily reached from Cork City by the frequent B walk, Len: 7.4km, Climb: 24m, Area: South Cork (Ireland) ||

New York Highline

Track 4258 Onzy 5 days ago
Underwhelming... run, Len: 2.4km, Climb: 11m, Area: United States, New York () ||

Benbo: Nighthawk

Summit Comment magnumpig 4 days ago
Just found the photo on my phone this morning! I took this photo at 3am one Saturday morning last June, struggling home from a few bevvies in Manorhamilton. Benbo dominates the view from my kitche...

Binn Gabhar: Bare rock and scrambles

Summit Comment simon3 5 days ago
You may want to come off the ridge between Binn Gabhar (Bengower) and Ben Lettery, if you have left a car somewhere near Derryclare and have been doing the horseshoe. Below is a picture of the rid...

Luggala & Knocknacloghoge Hiking

Track 4281 conororourke 6 days ago
Nice loop of Luggala & Knocknacloghoge - route as per Helen Fairbairn's 'Best Walks' book taking in both... walk, Len: 15.1km, Climb: 946m, Area: Luggala, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) Lugga||

Brandon Hill: Great conditions on a crisp, winter day.

Summit Comment Aidy a week ago
First day on the hills of 2020, and my penultimate county high point. Lucky to get good conditions after the long drive down to Co Kilkenny.

Irish Mountain Gathering 2020

Forum: General Onzy 3 days ago
Outline programme attached....Friday, 21st February 2020, 7.30 for 8pm. Don't miss it!

Delightful Ridge Walk

Track 4275 osullivanm a week ago
This involved a car split with cars left at V563699 and V602699 .The initial ascent is easy along the Kerry Way then... walk, Len: 14.4km, Climb: 644m, Area: Glanbeg, Dunkerron Mountains (Ireland) ||

Carrauntoohil: Brocken Spectre

Summit Comment Lauranna a week ago
Brocken Spectre from Summit of Carrauntoohil in Winter Conditions

Coastal Hills: 35 added for Kerry

Forum: Suggestions simon3 a month ago
MountainViews has been describing "Coastal Hills" for the island of Ireland. They are places which typically overlook the sea and may form part of coastal walks. They are defined as being within ...
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Onzy: Track 2131 in area near Cnoc na Toinne, MacGillycuddy's Reeks (Ireland)
Up Zigzags and down Bone
Length: 15.0km, Creator time taken: 5h 5m, Ascent: 961m,
Descent: 1070m

Places: Start at V82408 86014, Cnoc na Toinne, Cnoc an Chuillinn, Cnoc an Chuillinn East Top, Maolán Buí, Cnoc na Péiste, end at V83649 87354 1.8km NE from Start
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I planned to walk the eastern reeks in a anti-clockwise direction in order to ensure I got a few peaks even if I didn't fancy the Knocknapeasta ridge and beyond. Ascending directly to Cruach Mhor might have meant I got no further! In the event, as 1. I was alone, 2. I had not crossed the ridge before, and 3. It was pretty windy, I decided discretion was the better part of valour, and after a sortie out to Knocknapeasta, retreated back to Maolan Bui and down the bone.

My route down the bone should not be followed blindly, there are many route options that can be taken - there is a path of sorts but it can be hard to follow, small stretches of scrambling are likely to regain it, my route has a couple of these.

Uploaded on: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 (16:27:56)
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