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Spire of Lloyd

Forum: Suggestions Fergalh 2 hours ago
An addition to the Historical list. ?This Hill is in a community Park just outside Kells and is over 100 metres in Height, The tower at the summit is an 18th-century folly in the form of a Doric c...

Stoompa: Coordinate errors

Summit Comment jackill 22 hours ago
We parked the car at GR V98412 85728 on a fine July evening and walked the first kilometre on the roadway before turning left onto the rough path that follows the side of the Finoulagh River for a...

Duff Hill: Approach from Military Road.

Summit Comment Colin Murphy 23 hours ago
I started at a forest entrance at O104 054 (parking for several cars) and proceeded up that track to the N of Carrigshouk for about 100m before continuing NW along the grassy terrain, following...

Coumfea: Comfea via the Eastern Sgilloge Lough Gully

Summit Comment kernowclimber a day ago
From the Gap Car Park (S27684 12842) we followed the path signposted for the Nire Lakes crossing the Nire in clear spate after the recent snow, traces of which adhered to the cliffs surrounding...

Coumfea: White sands on the Comeraghs

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: JohnA a day ago
From the Nire Valley car park (S27684 12842), room for 20 cars but note this fills up fast on weekends, walk back down the road towards Ballymacarbery for about 500 meters. You'll come to a gat...

Bryn Mawr: Trek through trees leads to unmarked summit

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
Parked to the northeast and followed forest track west. At the end where the deciduous trees started followed rough track until the trees thinned out a little and than headed due south before e...

Erw y Ddafad-ddu: The view from the north

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
After we reached the summit it was a short trek to visit Aran Fawddwy and than the long trek back down the ridge all the way back to the starting point

Erw y Ddafad-ddu: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
From Aran Benlyn we continued along the ridge in a generally south direction. There was a small descent and a small ascent before we reached the flat area summit marked with a small cairn

Aran Benllyn: View from North

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
Between Pen Aran and Aran Benllyn there is a small lake (Llyn Aran Benlyn) which was frozen when we were there. In the photograph can be seen the edge of the lake, the fence that runs most of t...

Aran Benllyn: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
From Pen Aran following the track which ran alongside the fence it was a short trek upwards to Aran Benlyn. This is marked with a small cairn like Pen Aran

Pen-aran: The view south

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
The first stop along the ridge is Garth Fawr at around 320 Metres. This summit is not on Mountainviews

Pen-aran: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
Having climbed Aran Fawddwy from the south before it was time to climb it from the north and reach the peaks i did not have the time to do on my previous visit. We parked at Llanuwchllyn in the...
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Onzy: Track 2170 in area near Croaghbane, Bluestack Mountains (Ireland)
Bluestacks Ridge
Length: 17.4km, Creator time taken: 6h22m, Ascent: 838m,
Descent: 824m

Places: Start at G95929 94106, Glascarns Hill, Croaghbane, Ard na gCaor, Ard na gCaor (mullach thiar theas), An Chruach Ghorm, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

Route from the Reelan valley over Glascarn's Hill, Croaghbane, Ardnageer, Ardnageer SW and Croaghgorm.

A shorter version of CaptainVertigo's track 1457 which covers Lavagh More and Lavagh Beg in addition. This track illustrates the route down from the col between Groaghgorm and Lavagh More.

Very testing ground with lots of height having to be lost and regained between the tops, particularly between Croaghbane and Ardnageer, and Ardnageer SW and Croaghgorm.

Uploaded on: Sun, 26 May 2013 (14:11:57)
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