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Keadeen Mountain: A worthwhile climb.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 5 days ago
The Slieveragh route, SE. Start from along the road from the car park for 2.5k to S985895. Follow the southern edge of the forest up W over Slievereagh (531m) and then SW for some 300m before...

Gearhane: The west side of Derrymore Glen

Summit Comment Bunsen7 6 days ago
Just a picture of Gearhane from Caherconree to the south. My next visit here will use Derrymore Glen for approach and return, looping up to Gearhane after reaching the lake, round to Baurtreg...

Mullaghanish North-East Top

Track 4701 caiomhin a week ago
walk, Len: 7.5km, Climb: 604m, Area: Mullach an Ois (mullach thoir thuaidh), De...

Knockmore: Will you meet me on Clare Island.

Summit Comment TommyV a week ago
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Beenbo: Glaciated valley to east

Summit Comment Bunsen7 a week ago
It would be great if access to the north of Beenbo could be agreed as a lovely loop walk taking in Glennahoo (Gleann na hUamha -valley of the cave) and back down to An Baile Dubh would be pos...

Garravagh North Top: Fun jaggies and brambles

Summit Comment Carolyn105 3 days ago
Parked up a lane marked in picture. Owner of house at the end of the lane was happy to let us park. Said her neighbour wasn't. Easy enough to the top

Slieve League SE Top: Majestic Scenery

Summit Comment Damian120 a week ago
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Dunquin Loop

Track 4700 Onzy 2 weeks ago
Short loop around Blaskets Centre in Dunquin walk, Len: 3.0km, Climb: 59m, Area: Kerry Coastal Hill (Ireland) ||

Kilpaddoge Hill: Short trek to summit from Track

Summit Comment Fergalh a week ago
Drove on narrow road to North East of this hill and parked near gate. Crossed this gate and through two fields to summit beside fence. The communications mast is a little lower to the west. E...

Samphire Island: 1 Km walk from free Car park at begining of pier

Island Comment Fergalh a week ago
Short walk along pier past Marina leads to the rock that St. Brendan left from for his voyage to America way back when. A small free theme park is set around this rock and unusually for Kerry...

Tomies & Purple Mountain

Track 4702 caiomhin 6 days ago
walk, Len: 16.3km, Climb: 903m, Area: Tomies Mountain North Top, Purple Mountai...

Capel Island: Small island off the Cork coast, seldom visited.

Island Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 2 weeks ago
This is a view of the island from Ballycotton Island. The island is to the right of the picture in the middleground.
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billbaggins: Track 4270 in area near Dromavally Mountain, Central Dingle (Ireland)
Dromavally Mountain from Annascaul Lake
Length: 14.6km, Creator time taken: 5h 8m, Ascent: 593m,
Descent: 592m

Places: Start at Q58240 05104, Dromavally Mountain, end at Start
Logged as completed by 2

Visited Dromavalley from Annascaul Lake car park on a very wet August day. Only light drizzle as I was leaving Dingle but this evolved into heavy rain and I got a memorable soaking. On the ascent I stayed higher and farther north and east than required as I was wary of difficult stream crossings had I stayed lower down. On the descent I was able to stay closer to the valley which saved time. The streams were absolutely full of water at that stage and the sound of water as it tumbled down rapids and waterfalls was very impressive.I think the summit cairn may be the remains of a Neolithic tomb as it is quite large.

Uploaded on: Sat, 18 Jan 2020 (10:52:32)
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