Walk in Ireland, Wicklow Lugduff SE Top Lugduff Conavalla Camenabologue Lugnaquilla Cloghernagh, ascent 1248m, length 25.5km
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tbaines: Track 2334 in area near Lugduff SE Top, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland)
Glenmalure Circuit
Length: 25.5km, Creator time taken: 6h55m, Ascent: 1248m,
Descent: 1244m

Places: Start at T08073 92779, Lugduff SE Top, Lugduff, Conavalla, Camenabologue, Lugnaquilla, Cloghernagh, end at Start
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Park in Glenmalure, in car park on right just after the zig-zags. Up hill from car park to join Wicklow Way, and turn off at sadlle, up to Lugduff. Over Corrig to Conavalla. Drop down to cross river, and up to Stoney Top. Over Camenabologue, and up to Lugnaquilla, down via Cloghernagh and the zigzags.

Uploaded on: Mon, 9 Sep 2013 (11:53:59)
Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/2334/  
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