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The rocky rocky road to the big hill.

Track 4562 simon3 a few minutes ago
How on earth can a walk there and back to a place just over 2k away take over 3 hours?I had some forebodings about thi... walk, Len: 6.3km, Climb: 301m, Area: An Bheann Mhr, Dunkerron Mountains (Irel

Wet weather robbed us of a circular walk.

Track 4560 simon3 an hour ago
walk, Len: 17.2km, Climb: 869m, Area: Coomnahorna, Dunkerron Mountains (Ireland...

Illaunleagh: Illaunleagh

Island Comment simon3 2 hours ago
The lonely and unvisited island of Illaunleagh. The small object to the bottom left of the picture was in fact an amateur fisherman returning back to nearby Glesk Pier having caught two pollock.

Lamb's Island: Lamb's Island

Island Comment simon3 2 hours ago
Lamb's Island viewed from the pier to the east.

An Bheann Mhór: Its more awkward than it looks.

Summit Comment three5four0 4 hours ago
Park at around V 635 651, at the start of forestry tracks on the N70. The tracks marked on OSI Sheet 84 4th Edition are pretty accurate, for once. So follow the one from where you have parked all ...

Abbey Island: Beach access and graveyard.

Island Comment simon3 2 days ago
This view was taken from the short strip of beach joining the mainland to the island. As you can see vehicles or at least tractors can reach the island though it isn't suitable for cars.The w...

Short walk to a small island.

Track 4559 simon3 a day ago
walk, Len: 2.0km, Climb: 40m, Area: Abbey Island, Kerry Islands (Ireland) Abbey...

Cahernageeha Walk.

Track 4561 simon3 a day ago
This walk starts from the public road as shown to the north of Caherdaniel There is parking for one or two cars a... walk, Len: 11.0km, Climb: 377m, Area: Sliabh Chathair na Gaoithe, Dunkerron Mo|...

Carrignagunneen: When you can't see clearly ...

Summit Comment Pepe 3 days ago
I turned too soon off the path. So began an upward trek onto the forested slopes of Carrignagunneen. What followed was a half-hour derring-do battle against nature, an impersonation of Rambo ...

Abbey Island: Summit area.

Island Comment simon3 2 days ago
This is a view of the summit area which is easily enough reached on paths.

Lobawn: Toppled stone marker

Summit Comment hibby 6 days ago
Easy ridge walk from Sugarloaf, with well-defined path and firm underfoot at this time of year. The War Department stone marker at the summit of Lobawn has toppled and is lying face-down in t...

Quick walk with a nice view

Track 3367 caiomhin 3 days ago
Read the review by sandman and following their directions. There was a gate stating private property but there wa... walk, Len: 2.4km, Climb: 97m, Area: Garravagh North Top, South Cork (Ireland) |...
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Peter Walker: Track 2525 in area near Crockalough, Antrim Hills (Ireland)
Crockalough
Length: 2.0km, Creator time taken: 41m21s, Ascent: 82m,
Descent: 91m

Places: Start at D20101 23181, Crockalough, end at D19831 22963 348m SW from Start
Logged as completed by 1

As straightforward a route as can be envisaged, but bear in mind parking is really awkward at the start. On the E side of the B14 a gateway (occupied by a somewhat stagnant stream) leads onto the hill over a disused railway. A boggy plod leads to the skyline and the task of identifying the highest point.

Uploaded on: Mon, 5 May 2014 (08:46:08)
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