Took this route to Crohane on 2 July 2021. I was a little concerned because this is the only mountain in the "highest 100" list that is not included in the "Irish Peaks" book.

I parked off the road just along the lane way across from the art gallery, beside a large silver box that appears to have a power meter on its side.

I headed up the road and continued on the road as it became a dirt track. I came across the landowner who has a sheep enclosure along the track. He told me he pretty much owns all of Crohane. He has no problem with hillwalkers but suggests sticking to the road/track he has built. He told me the harrowing tale of a man that got lost and was only found by a sheep farmer years later. I researched this later and read the story of a Swedish hiker who got lost on Mangerton and was found 2 years later in the horse's glen.

I had clear weather and easily found my way up to the summit. There is a plaque at the summit that looks like a recent addition. There are a few remnants of some equipment up there, including a very large and heavy battery, that I couldn't even lift, never mind carry down off the mountain.

Fantastic views, particularly of Bennaunmore.