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Garn Gron East Top: Long trek to summit followed by minor push through

Summit Comment Fergalh 14 hours ago
From Esgair Ambor drop back to a very faint right of way track to east heading to the forest. Just before the forest there is a small lake to the west on a corner . Cross fence here and use firebr...

Esgair Ambor: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 14 hours ago
After Cefn Y Cnwc a drop down to the track is followed by a long slog over tussocky boggy grass to the unmarked summit

Garn Gron: Short steep climb after trek along forest edge

Summit Comment Fergalh 14 hours ago
From Garn Gorn East Top drop back down to edge of forest and walk around edge of forest to west side. Than climb to summit marked by a cairn and trig pillar. Than the long trek back to starting po...

Cefn y Cnwc: Short trek to summit from track

Summit Comment Fergalh 14 hours ago
Head down out of forest from Mynydd Tywi along track and than head east over grass to unmarked summit

Mynydd Tywi [Pen y Maen North Top]: Short trek to summit but not easy

Summit Comment Fergalh 14 hours ago
From Mynydd Tywi East Top head back down to track back to junction and head west along firebreak. When I was there in 2016 there was a lot of fallen trees and it was not simple. Maybe it is easier...

Near Benglenisky, Twelve Bens (Ireland)

Track 4421 BrianD 17 hours ago
walk, Len: 15.7km, Climb: 689m, Area: Benglenisky, Twelve Bens (Ireland) Bengle...

Mynydd Tywi East Top: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 14 hours ago
Park at crossroads to the south beside the ubiquitous red phone box and postbox (with no building in site for miles !) Head north along track taking the right hand turn at the first junction and h...

Bryn Du: The way forward is clear

Summit Comment Fergalh 14 hours ago
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Bryn Du: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 14 hours ago
Parked to south near a bridge. Followed track alongside the river heading North before veering off to the east at a gap in the Crags. A steep climb leads to the unmarked summit.

Bryn Rhudd: View of River valley and starting point

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
As is often the case the best views are on the ascent or descent and not at the summit

Bryn Rhudd: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
Parked to south and followed farm track North East track for 3/4 of the distance before veering off to the north west to the summit. This is marked by a large cairn

Bryn Garreg-lwyd: Future push through !

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
Parked to the North at a bend in the road and crossed a few grassy fields before crossing the fence a short distance into the newly planted trees. This was September 2016 so they will have grown a...
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GSheehy: Track 3418 in area near Knockmealdown Mountains (Ireland)
Knockmealdown Challenge Route 2017
Length: 31.5km, Creator time taken: 4h 1m, Ascent: 1203m,
Descent: 1039m

Places: Start at R95261 08509, Knockshanahullion, Sugarloaf Hill, Knockmealdown, Knocknagnauv, Knocknafallia, end at S10265 08072 15km E from Start
Logged as completed by 1

This was my guess at the new route/finish of the Knockmealdown Crossing/Challenge that takes place on the 8th April 2017.

It's not 100% accurate.

You don't have to go up on Knockardbounce, just go through the saddle between itself and Knocknasculloge. Knockardbounce is very wet and you'll have crotch high heather.

As you descend on the path near Barrancullia/Clashganny West you pass through two gates, just before you reach the third gate you turn left and descend a steep slope to the stream and then follow the path down and this brings you to the East Munster Way. If you don't you'll encounter a bull and shin high muck.

It will be marked next week. So no worries.

PS: I can assure you it took longer than the time indicated above, even though I was walking with Hannukkah.

Uploaded on: Mon, 3 Apr 2017 (07:48:37)
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Your time to complete will depend on your speed plus break time and your mode of transport. For walkers: Naismith's rule, an approximate though often inaccurate estimate, suggests a time of 8h 18m + time stopped for breaks
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