Walk in Ireland, Donegal Damph Slieve Main Slieve Snaght, ascent 656m, length 9.6km

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Onzy: Track 2386 in area near Damph, Inishowen (Ireland)

Slieve Snaght (Inishowen) Circuit

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Length: 9.6km, Creator time taken: 3h13m, Ascent: 656m,
Descent: 655m

Places: Start at C44393 37287, Damph, Slieve Main, Slieve Snaght, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

A circuit taking in Damph, Slieve Main and Slieve Snaght from the east.

I had looked at Simon3's track from the same starting point but lacked the second car that Simon clearly had, so a circular walk was necessary. Gerrym provides 2 routes covering the same three hills on the relevant hill pages; this follows the one he describes as the 'least inspiring'. And, given the weather, and the lack of any view whatsoever, he was right! Nonetheless a satisfactory tramp over pretty much untracked ground.

Uploaded on: Wed, 22 Jan 2014 (22:40:39)
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/2386/
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