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Culliagh SE Top: Short but Rewarding.

Summit Comment dino a day ago
Really enjoyed this walk and followed Track 2094 by Garmin. Plenty of parking at the start, easy navigation along a farm track and then grazed grass and heather with good ground underfoot. Th...

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Summit Comment dino a day ago
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Summit Comment dino a week ago
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tbaines: Track 2331 in area near Scarr, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland)
Lough Dan Circuit
Length: 21.0km, Creator time taken: 6h11m, Ascent: 1192m,
Descent: 1191m

Places: Start at O15814 01978, Scarr, Scarr North-West Top, Kanturk, Knocknacloghoge, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

Park at Oldbridge; up Scarr and along to Kanturk, drop down to Inchavore River (use firebreak through wood, along river, up Knocknacloghoge, and down to Cloghoge Brook, follow down to Luggala Valley, up to Pier Gates, and Wicklow Way back to Oldbridge (track is slightly off Wicklow Way here).

Uploaded on: Mon, 9 Sep 2013 (11:44:55)
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/2331/  
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