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Onzy: Track/5040 in area near Lingmoor Fell [Lingmoor Fell - Brown How], Lake District - C (Britain)
Lake District: Lingmoor Fell
Ascent: 284m, Length: 2.8km, Creator time taken: 50m08s
Descent: 292m, Time predicted from Naismith's rule: 1h 2m + breaks
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Places Start at NY29578 04311, Lingmoor Fell [Lingmoor Fell - Brown How], end at Start
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Uploaded on: Sat, 24 Feb 2024 (22:05:58), Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/5040/
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Summit Comment No1Grumbler 13 hours ago
Like 1950s dentistry, my pursuit of the Vanderleur-Lynams over 30 years is rarely elegant and sometimes painful. I knew that eventually I would have to climb Stumpa a’ tSaimh. This hill had t...

Summit Comment DeirdreM 5 days ago
In perfect conditions, a night hike to watch the dawn is highly recommended.

Track 5085 eamonoc 3 days ago
Use of two cars, a return after 30yrs to repeat this route, toughest walk done in a long while. Great training fo... walk, Len: 13.8km, Climb: 1485m, Area: Benlettery, Twelve Bens (Ireland) Benl||

Summit Comment paddyobpc 6 days ago
Got to the summit this evening but the top is among thick conifers and almost impossible to reach, about 250/300m of very difficult thick trees and some briars, the top does clear for the las...

Track 5083 nupat a week ago
You can summit 3 of the 6 Glencoaghan peaks in a linear fashion; two cars needed. Starting from R344 (Inagh Valle... walk, Len: 15.1km, Climb: 1053m, Area: Binn Doire Chlir, Twelve Bens (Ireland||

Summit Comment Fergalh a week ago
From West Girt Hill a drop onto the very wet col between the two peaks. Than a beeline to the col between the Hill of Stake and East Girt Hill and a short trek to the summit. The summit is ma...

Track 5086 glencree 3 days ago
This was a surprisingly challenging walk for a modest hill under 400m. We parked at a lay by on the R336 and walk... walk, Len: 7.0km, Climb: 351m, Area: Lackavrea, Maamturks (Ireland) Lackavrea||

Summit Comment Fergalh a week ago
From the Hill of Stake followed the fence and a short drop onto a slightly wet coll. Than an ascent along the fence line to a large dark fence post that marks the summit. Good views of Great ...

Track 5084 rhw a week ago
From NW, Pollnagollum car park, mapped forest roads then 1km easy but soggy bog. OSNI trig pillar at summit. I... walk, Len: 6.3km, Climb: 255m, Area: Belmore Mountain, Fermanagh & South Tyron|...

Summit Comment Fergalh a week ago
Parked at Muiresheils country park and took the track to the remains of the bauxite mines which was round 4 km. From here a romp across wet, heathery rough ground and over the shoulder of Bur...
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