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Stapeley Hill: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
From Mitchells Fold Stone Circle a short walk along a track North East is followed by a short sharp climb to the summit marked with a small cairn.

Lan Fawr: Worth a short detour

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
Just North of the Corndon water works there is a stone circle worth visiting. Mitchels Fold Stone circle is from the Bronze age and has 15 standing stones left of the original 30

Lan Fawr: Short steep climb

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
From Corndon Hill a short descent and than an ascent west will lead you to this hill. This has a rocky unmarked summit

Corndon Hill: Short walk to large cairn

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
Around two hundred metres east there is a large cairn which is unusual as they were normally at the highest point

Corndon Hill: Perfect for a rest

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
Unusually for a hill with no clear track there is a wooden bench beside the trig pillar for extensive views of welsh and English countryside as the water works are right on the border

Corndon Hill: Short steep climb

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
Parked at North West beside the Cornden Water works followed track south before heading east up steep slopes to summit marked by a cairn and a trig pillar.

Norbury Hill: Short walk to summit from track

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
Parked to south west at edge of forest and followed Shropshire Way North east. After a short while veered off for a short climb to unmarked summit

Oakeley Mynd: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
Parked at abandoned barn to the south and than followed the edge of the field to the trig pillar the summit is a few steps east of this.

Reilth Top: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
After descending from Colebatch Hill head to the starting Point. From here head west along Shropshire way track after a short while veer north to the water tanks. The unmarked summit is around 50 ...

Colebatch Hill: Views are not from trig pillar

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
No Particular view at the trig pillar however when you cross into the next field the vista opens up

Colebatch Hill: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 hours ago
Parked to North West at section of Shropshire way. Followed track a short while before heading south and over a few fields. The summit is a few metres in the next field from the trig pillar.

Bryn Hill: Bramble delight

Summit Comment Fergalh 3 hours ago
Not the worst push through I have done by any stretch of the imagination as the trees were well spaced out
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simoburn: Track 2735 in area near Ben Gorm Mountains (Ireland)
PMG Walk 64 - Ben Gorm Mountains
Length: 19.1km, Creator time taken: 4h 7m, Ascent: 906m,
Descent: 908m

Places: Start at L91345 67928, Ben Gorm, Ben Creggan South Top, Ben Creggan, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

PMG Walk 64 - Ben Gorm Mountains. The weather forecast for today was that after 12/1pm the weather would get bad. I hoped to stay dry but sadly the wind driven rain soaked me by the end of the walk! The walking up and down the ridges was lovely and well worth the extra effort. Sadly only proper views were briefly seen from Ben Creggan however views from the ridges were quite nice with the cloud swirling over them and clearing at times! As the morning went on the weather got worse and the rain came down!!! I also have to add the true summit on Ben Gorm is rather "hard" to say which is which but I have to agree with "rmilne" and say it is (L86174 65239 A)(he has marked it as point A). There is cairn near to it, just meters away/maybe even at this cairn. The lower cairn which has the summit marker at is lower / was lower on my GPS, plus I walked slightly uphill to the next cairn. Anyone else confirm this before I change/update the marker?

Uploaded on: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 (15:00:22)
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