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simoburn: Track 2736 in area near Teevnabinnia, Mweelrea Mountains (Ireland)
PMG Walk 62 - Mweelrea Circuit
Length: 20.4km, Creator time taken: 5h21m, Ascent: 1399m,
Descent: 1406m

Places: Start at L8411263625, Teevnabinnia, Mweelrea SE Spur, Mweelrea, Ben Bury, Ben Lugmore West Top, Ben Lugmore, Ben Lugmore East Top, end at Start
Logged as completed by 3

PMG Walk 62 - Mweelrea Circuit. Started with lovely weather but sadly as it happens so often on the west coast it ended in rain! The circuit itself is lovely and with two cars would be a a little shorter too however the walk back along the road is rather pleasant! Some great views along the route if you are lucky enough to get no clouds. I had some cloud on Mweelrea, I could just still make out the view, the same on Ben Bury, other than that I was cloud free for the Ben Lugmore ridge which is just great walking!

Uploaded on: Sat, 8 Nov 2014 (14:11:15)
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