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Deise-Man: Track 5143 in area near Laghtnafrankee, Comeragh Mountains (Ireland)
Laghtnafrankee, Long Hill - Comeragh Mountains
Length: 11.5km, Creator time taken: 3h18m, Ascent: 436m,
Descent: 448m

Places: Start at S2501618641, Laghtnafrankee, Laghtnafrankee SW Top, Long Hill, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1


The route of moderate difficulty covered Laghtnafrankee, Laghtnafrankee SW top and Long Hill in the Comeragh Mountains. There are some tracks which can be followed, but the bulk of the route was low level heather. The track was mainly dry and firm underfoot, with some wet areas from time to time. There was only one low level wire fence near Lagghtnafrankee SW Top, apart from that, the area was clear of any obstructions.
Fantastic views from all three peaks.
The route took 3h 18m, which included a 20min lunch stop.

Uploaded on: Sat, 3 Aug 2024 (16:57:04)
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