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simon3: Track 4803 in area near An Bhinn Dubh, Brandon Group (Ireland)
A short easy trip to Ballysitteragh, two Vandeleur-Lynams and an Arderin.
Length: 7.0km, Creator time taken: 3h20m, Ascent: 306m,
Descent: 575m

Places: Start at Q4902705587, An Bhinn Dubh, Macha na gCab, An Scraig, end at Q4404506499 5.1km W from Start
Logged as completed by 2

This is a linear route starting from the Connor Pass at Q4902705587 and going over three summits.
This impressive cairn is not the highest ground which is further into the picture.

Beyond An Bhinn Dubh the track largely follows a fence. There is an impressive spur to the north between An Bhinn Dubh and Beenabrack.
Spur to the east of Beenabrack.

There is steep and rough ground after Ballysitteragh towards its col with Gearhane.
Descending to the north of Ballysitteragh, there are good views to the valley of An Abha Mhór.

The end is a the considerably developed car park at Q44049 06493 and uses an old green road from the col between Ballysitteragh and Gearhane.

Uploaded on: Sun, 12 Feb 2023 (08:36:54)
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/4803/  
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