Walk in Ireland, Donegal Leahanmore Cionn Bheatha, ascent 657m, length 13km

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Dooish 651.5m, Dooish SE Top 553.9m, Dooish SW Top 528m, Staghall Mountain 486m, Croaghnasaggart 480m, Leahanmore 442m, Farscallop 420.6m, Cionn Bheatha 384m,

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4728, 13km 4433, 11km 2013, 10km 3692, 8km 3872, 7km 2882, 7km 2145, 6km 3185, 2km

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eamonoc: Track 4728 in area near Leahanmore, Donegal Central (Ireland)

A bit of a slog in the Glendowan Mountains

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Length: 13.0km, Creator time taken: 3h52m, Ascent: 657m,
Descent: 762m

Places: Start at B9981613943, Leahanmore, Cionn Bheatha, end at Start
Logged as completed by 2

Parking just off the R254 at a small track, room for one car only. Headed over some very rough ground to Croaghanamph, had to cross 2 rivers, which could prove difficult if in spate. From Croaghanamph, Leahanmore dominates the view north from here, a low col seperates it from Kinneveagh to the NW. From Croaghanamph the route drops to a wet col, followed by a stiff climb to Leahanmore great views from here in all directions, now a drop to another equally wet col leads the way to Kinnaveagh and a 1km trek along a rocky broad ridge to the top. From Kinnevagh it was close to 5km back to start point. A fairly ardous outing best kept for a good weather day.

Uploaded on: Fri, 16 Sep 2022 (16:26:47)
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