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Wicklow: Djouce, War Hill & Maulin

Track 4444 Onzy 2 hours ago
walk, Len: 17.3km, Climb: 951m, Area: Djouce, Wicklow (Ireland) Djouce, War Hil...

Carnedd Das Eithin: View from the west

Summit Comment Fergalh 18 hours ago
With fog and bog up here with little or no tracks, good navigation is essential

Carnedd Das Eithin: Boggy col before short sharp climb

Summit Comment Fergalh 18 hours ago
From Croes y Frowyen we headed north over Ffrid Fach and than east to Ffrodd Gefn. From here south east over boggy ground to wide gaps in the trees and than up the steep slope to the summit mar...

Near Barnavave, Cooley Mountains (Ireland)

Track 4443 paddyman 20 hours ago
walk, Len: 29.4km, Climb: 1501m, Area: Barnavave, Cooley Mountains (Ireland) Ba...

Croes y Forwyn: The view from the north

Summit Comment Fergalh 19 hours ago
The ground was not to bad on this hill compared to the others. The forest can be seen clearly on the hill, the bald patch after the forest is where the summit is

Croes y Forwyn: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 19 hours ago
From Ffrid Fach we headed south down to a col and than followed the fence uphill of the forest to the unmarked summit where the forest was felled

Ffridd Fach: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 19 hours ago
From Cyrniau y Llyn we headed back the way wee came over Waen Llestri and than shortly afterward we headed south along a spur that lead to this unmarked summit. Boggy tussock grass here for the...

Cyrniau y Llyn: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 19 hours ago
From Ffordd Gefn we handrailed the edge of forest first west and than north west. We crossed over the minor peak of Waen Llestri and eventually after a few ups and downs we reached edge of fore...

Ffordd Gefn [Bryn Gwyn]: Long trek to summit and than a push through !

Summit Comment Fergalh 19 hours ago
Parked in Llanyngog and headed south and headed up track towards Cyrniau and rather than heading east this time we headed west onto open ground. From here we headed west to forest and followed ...

Moel-y-gest: The final ascent

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
This is a small but rocky and steep hill. Route selection is important but fortunately there are two main tracks up the hill. One from the south west and a longer one from the east

Moel-y-gest: Steep snowy trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
Parked on Layby on A497 to the North. Walked west along footpath until we reached permissive path, Followed this south and chose a way uphill. Due to the snow tracks were hard to see. A minor s...

Trawsnant: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 2 days ago
From Moel Dimoel we headed west out of forest back to the earlier junction, from there we headed south along a farm track and when near summit crossed fence to head east over heather and snow t...
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windy: Track 2893 in area near Mackoght, Donegal NW (Ireland)
Altan ,Mackoght and Errigal
Length: 7.4km, Creator time taken: 4h29m, Ascent: 809m,
Descent: 563m

Places: Start at B95357 22729, Mac Uchta, An Earagail, end at B93905 20404 2.7km SW from Start
Logged as completed by 1

Uploaded on: Tue, 7 Apr 2015 (09:03:38)
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/2893/  
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