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Onzy: Track 2955 in area near Knockowen, Caha Mountains (Ireland)
Cahas: East of the Healy Pass
Length: 12.3km, Creator time taken: 4h 6m, Ascent: 629m,
Descent: 623m

Places: Start at V7865653475, Knockowen, Cushnaficulla, Knockeirky, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

A route over the three hills immediately east of the Healy Pass; Knockowen, Cushnaficulla and Knockeirky.

The route starts at a very handy height of 280m, climbs along the ridge to Knockowen and then drops to the two further hills, before contouring south of both Knockowen and Cushnaficulla on the return. Contouring was a bit tricky, as the south faces of these hills are a mass of rock slabs, angled at around 45 degrees and facing roughly south. Some have slipped more than others, making route finding awkward. Going past Knockowen in particular, was difficult until I found a wide grassy ledge at a height of around 530m which took me past the worst of the slabs to meet my upwards track.

The terrain in this area is very complex and the rough and irregular nature of the ground makes keeping on course a challenge. A lot of micro route finding decisions have to be made continually - this track represents the ones I made on this particular day - it may well be that anyone following it will make completely different choices.

Uploaded on: Sat, 14 Mar 2015 (09:13:41)
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/2955/  
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