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Caherconree: Fine grassy peak with promontory fort and extensive views

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: markmjcampion 5 hours ago
Caherconree is the last big peak on the Slieve Mish ridgeline before it tails down to the sea near Inch. It's noted for its extensive views looking W to Beenoskee and SW to Iveragh and the fine va...

Beardown Tors: Long walk back to main road

Summit Comment Fergalh 7 hours ago
Head south West to Longaford Tor and than head North West along track to cross stream and head up Beardown Tor. This summit is marked by some stones from here follow track south past the wood and ...

Higher White Tor: Long walk to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 7 hours ago
A drop down of Brown House top to south is followed by a gentle ascent to Lower White Tor. From Lower to Upper White Tor is a gentle Stroll. The summit is marked by some Tors and some small stones...

Brown's House Top: No sign of Mrs. Brown thankfully

Summit Comment Fergalh 7 hours ago
From Cut Hill head South East down to Flat Tor and than a small rise to Brown House Top (The house itself is south below the summit). Another unmarked summit with steep slopes to south and extensi...

Cut Hill: Cut above the rest

Summit Comment Fergalh 7 hours ago
A ridge walk to the south East from Black Hill with a small up and down leads you to cut Hill which is marked by some small stones at summit

Black Hill: Marshy Area

Summit Comment Fergalh 7 hours ago
Headed across Winneys down and then across a wet marshy area before crossing a stream and up onto Black Hill. This summit is marked by some stones. This is edge of Firing zone so check if there is...

Sittaford Tor: Nice place to sit for the view

Summit Comment Fergalh 7 hours ago
Heading North West again another stream to cross along with boggy ground to contend with. A short but steep climb brings you to another unmarked summit which has a few rocks scattered around.

White Ridge: Short descent and ascent

Summit Comment Fergalh 7 hours ago
Follow along edge of forest heading south west and than north west. A small descent and than a small ascent and a couple of streams to cross leads you to the unmarked summit.

High Willhays: Grassy walk to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 7 hours ago
Heading North East from Postbridge on the B3212 there is a small parking place on the left. Here i parked and did a big Circuit with 13 Hills and Tors. Head along track for a while and than veer o...

Binn Gabhar: Love in the time of Covid

Summit Comment magnumpig 16 hours ago
Climbed Bengower on 21st November 2020, via Ben Lettery, and thats the peak that can be seen in the picture - taken from Ben Gower peak. It was a spectacular day and I regret not advancing to Benb...

High Willhays: If you see Red Flag leave immediately

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
It should be noted that these hills are is in a shooting range. Check the MOD website first to see if shooting is taking place when you are due to climb and if you see the red flags leave immediat...

High Willhays: High point of the area.

Summit Comment Fergalh a day ago
From Yes Tor head along the ridge to Devon's county top marked by a large cairn. After this drop to col and follow long tracks back to village of Bellstone. I than visited the Tors Bar for a well ...
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TheDutchman: Track 4308 in area near Shehy/Knockboy (Ireland)
Barley Lake circuit
Length: 12.5km, Creator time taken: 5h22m, Ascent: 511m,
Descent: 608m

Places: Start at V90075 57855, end at Start
Logged as completed by 2

Uploaded on: Mon, 29 Jun 2020 (20:06:26)
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