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Cush: Cush view from above.

Summit Comment simon3 less than an hour ago
Cush viewed from the main ridge just east of Slievecushnabinnia.

Lyracappul from the south.

Track 4712 simon3 an hour ago
This was short trip to the main western Galtee ridge. The objective was to measure heights of some mountains and cols... walk, Len: 12.7km, Climb: 698m, Area: Monabrack, Galty Mountains (Ireland) Mon

Knockbane: Track all the way.

Summit Comment garrettd 20 hours ago
There’s an easier way to the summit than described by others. Park a car at the farm gate just east of the double gates at R94525 53427. Walk up the track to a junction and then follow the si...

Knockbane: Track all the way.

Summit Comment garrettd 20 hours ago
There’s an easier way to the summit than described by others. Park a car at the farm gate just east of the double gates at R94525 53427. Walk up the track to a junction and then follow the si...

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Forum: General Djouce a day ago
Do any readers know how the Devil's Punch Bowl beneath Mangerton got its name or who the Roger (of Roger's rocks on the West Pap) was? Many thanks

Near Italy, Abruzzo ()

Track 4711 Colin Murphy a day ago
Ok, the track I uploaded appears upside down as I forgot to start my AllTrails app recording until I was at the top. I b walk, Len: 1.1km, Climb: 16m, Area: Italy, Abruzzo () ||

Island Roy: Short trek to summit

Island Comment Fergalh a day ago
A short walk over from the mainland to the island leads to the welcome stone. A track to the left of this leads to a field which crossed to centre leads to obvious highpoint. No views when i was t...

Dooish & Dooish SW

Track 4710 Colin Murphy a day ago
This route takes in Dooish itself and the South West top and took me approximately 3 hours, although that was at ... walk, Len: 7.2km, Climb: 505m, Area: An Dubhais, Derryveagh Mountains (Ireland|...

Tory Island: Worth coming to Island just to see this feature

Island Comment Fergalh a day ago
Alongside Dn Baloir there is the remarkable feature called Tor Mr (which is also known as the Key). This very narrow knife edge is one most adventurous scramblers may think twice about climbing !

Tory Island: An isolated hidden gem...Off the coast worth the effort

Island Comment Fergalh a day ago
Ireland's most isolated Island is 13.5 km from the coast, of Donegal. We got early ferry at 9 am, which takes around one hour. Arrived as the rain stopped fortunately and headed for a loop around ...

Caherconree: views on a clear morning

Summit Comment mh400nt a day ago
Having been up Caherconree a few times over the last 12 months(i'm relatively new to this walking) and its 50/50 for views.for me, the easiest ascent is coming up via the fort, A.You can set your ...

Lugnaquilla and Camenabologue SE top, with a tough descent

Track 4709 eamonoc 6 days ago
With the decent weather of late, I decided after approx 20yrs to visit Glenmalure and take a trip to Lugnquilla via... walk, Len: 17.7km, Climb: 1122m, Area: Lugnaquilla, Wicklow (Ireland) Lugnaqu||
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wicklore: Track 2308 in area near Corrig Mountain, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland)
A new way up Corrig
Length: 10.7km, Creator time taken: 4h53m, Ascent: 587m,
Descent: 595m

Places: Start at O10950 19945, Corrig Mountain, Seefingan, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

This route, starting in Bohernabreena, ascends Corrig from the east, which is a nice climb over bog and crossing some brooks. Most ascents of Corrig are as the 2nd (clockwise) or 3rd (anticlockwise)summit in a circuit of the Kilbride rifle range. My route made Corrig the main objective, and I also visited Seefingan before a long descent back through the valley where there are usually no other walkers. Watch out for wild goats in the valley!

Uploaded on: Sat, 24 Aug 2013 (19:17:38)
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