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glencree: Track 5069 in area near Sheeffry Hills (Ireland)
Circumnavigation of Tawny Rower
Length: 11.7km, Creator time taken: 4h 5m, Ascent: 424m,
Descent: 425m

Places: Start at L9198469718, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1


This is a walk on the Western Way that circumnavigates Tawny Rower. By the standards of the long distance walking routes, the going is steep and rough for the initial off-road section. The Western Way walking markers are excellent, with the next marker usually visible even without perfect visibility. The road slog back is enlivened with good views of the hills. A short diversion at the highest point would enable the summit to be bagged but on a foggy day we stuck with the marked trail.


MountainViews.ie picture 1 for track/5069  : Circumnavigation of Tawny Rower

Tawny Rower mountain






MountainViews.ie picture 2 for track/5069  : Circumnavigation of Tawny Rower

Lough Logachullaway/Shanvally Lake




Uploaded on: Sun, 14 Apr 2024 (08:07:28)
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/5069/  
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