Walk in Ireland, Derry White Mountain Mullaghmore, ascent 248m, length 7.3km
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Onzy: Track 2351 in area near White Mountain, Sperrin Mountains (Ireland)
White Mountain & Mullaghmore
Length: 7.3km, Creator time taken: 1h19m, Ascent: 248m,
Descent: 100m

Places: Start at C72944 01686, White Mountain, Mullaghmore, end at C73587 01574 652m E from Start
Logged as completed by 1
Baggers route to these two hills - probably the shortest and most practical way of doing both in one outing. Uses the service road to Mullaghmore, going off road only for the short out and back to White Mountain. From White Mountain, you could consider heading direct for Mullaghmore, but having considered it then you would be best advised to avoid it - it is perfectly possible, but the terrain of riven peat hags will have you wishing you had made for the road.

Uploaded on: Fri, 8 Nov 2013 (17:42:18)
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