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Silvermine Mountains East Top: East Top is Easy Top

Summit Comment Leatra 2 weeks ago
You can make it to the top in 15 minutes, as I did, if you don't mind being short of breath for your attack on the West Top. If you ran it'd be even less.

Coppanagh: I'd go now if I were you.

Summit Comment chelman7 3 weeks ago
Still relatively easy to get to, the forest is reclaiming the trig. Will require hacking in 18-24 months I'd guess.

Silvermine Mountains West Top: Fab hill

Summit Comment Leatra 2 weeks ago
Nothing much else needs to be said about the West Top. The views of Keeper to its immediate south, Lough Derg to the northwest and across the tumbled landscape of north Munster, all the way t...

Dargle Gorge near Enniskerry, North Side.

Track 5370 simon3 3 weeks ago
This is a route that starts in Enniskerry and follows the top of the deep gorge in which the river Dargle runs towards walk, Len: 5.9km, Climb: 97m, Area: Wicklow (Ireland) ||

Hell or high water

Forum: General Colin Murphy a month ago
I visited Powerscourt Waterfall during the summer as part of a 15 km walk, and the place was packed with tourists having picnics, few of them paying much attention to the waterfall, which was...

Bree Hill: Bree no longer a breeze

Summit Comment chelman7 3 weeks ago
There are many fine tracks around this hill, including a couple that go close enough to the summit to lure you into a false sense of security. But that last summit push through undergrowth an...

Rostrevor: Kilbroney Forest Park with description

Track 5369 Onzy 3 weeks ago
Nice outing in the lower Mournes in the varied, scenic and very well kept forest park above Rostrevor. walk, Len: 17.3km, Climb: 659m, Area: Slievemartin, Mourne Mountains (Ireland) ...

Binn Chaonaigh: Havoc on the Maamturks!

Summit Comment jackill a month ago
In late September I was acting as staff on a Scouting Ireland event called "Mountain Havoc" in Connemara.Mountain Havoc is a series of 4 challenge events for older scouts(15-18 years) where t...

Mount Kid: A small grassy hill top with amazing views towards the sea and beyond

Summit Comment Superterence a month ago
Parking also available at the forest entrance W03378 40976. Walk up towards the cross roads, 100m or so, then enter the mountain field on your right and follow a small duel track all the way ...

Corraun Hill: Corraun at the double

Summit Comment Colin Murphy a month ago
Shot shows the trig pillar and large cairn that mark the summit of this mountain, which was our second stop on a Corraun East Top-Corraun walk. Set off along the track recommended by darrenf ...

Errisbeg Loop from Dog's Bay Beach

Track 5368 simoburn 3 weeks ago
We walked from Dog's Bag beach over the headland to Gurteen beach and followed the road in towards Roundstone vil... walk, Len: 10.0km, Climb: 361m, Area: Iorras Beag, South Connemara (Ireland) ||

Knocknacloghoge: Viewed across Lough Dan

Summit Comment melohara a month ago
Knocknacloghoge viewed across Lough Dan
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Iveragh NW Area   Cen: Cahirsiveen Subarea
Place count in area: 18, OSI/LPS Maps: 83, 84 
Highest place: Knocknadobar, 690m
Maximum height for area: 690 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 565 metres,

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Beentee Hill Binn an Tí A name in Irish, also Benatee, Beentee an extra name in English (Ir. Binn an Tí [UR*], 'peak of the house') Kerry County in Munster Province, in Binnion List, Purple mudstone & siltstone Bedrock

Height: 376m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 83 Grid Reference: V47600 78100
Place visited by 35 members. Recently by: KellyA, daitho9, chelman7, Emiliamain, maoris, annem, eamonoc, Moses, nickywood, Fergalh, jlk, hawkeye.john62, aidand, markmjcampion, ciarraioch
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Longitude: -10.216595, Latitude: 51.934663 , Easting: 47600, Northing: 78100 Prominence: 270m,  Isolation: 4km
ITM: 447583 578160,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Bente, 10 char: Beentee
Bedrock type: Purple mudstone & siltstone, (Valentia Slate Formation)

This is the 'home mountain' to inhabitants of Cahersiveen. Locally spelt Benatee and pronounced accordingly.Hendroff in MWI issue 1, December 2014, gave the local name is Beentee. Ditto discover Ireland.   Beentee is the 1007th highest place in Ireland.
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Beentee (<i>Binn an Tí</i>) in area Iveragh NW, Ireland
Picture: Johnstna on the Summit		  
Windy Walk
by Onzy  16 Dec 2013
A long planned trip to the SW this Friday and Saturday for johnstna and I saw us change plans a number of times. Plan A for Saturday was the southern half of the Glenbeigh Horseshoe. Looking at windguru a week out, it was clear that this was going to be a big ask - 59 knots forecast - that's 110 km/hr!!

So plan B was hatched, a route over Eagle Hill and Mullaghbeg.

Having just been almost blown off Cnoc an Bhraca, we mulled over this on Friday night in Cahirciveen and decided on a Plan C. Basically this involved identifying a hill, any hill, in the area, we could get up and down safely - in fact we got three low ones in the end, Bentee was the first.

Up and down by the Bentee Loop, well signposted from V465783 starA. About an hour and a quarter and a climb of around 350m. Linkback: https://new.mountainviews.ie/summit/871/comment/15282/
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Way Marked Way to the top
by three5four0  1 Oct 2011
Park in a lay-by at roughly V 465 783 starA, crossed the road and followed the way marked way up an old lane, then across a field to gain the North spur of Bentee, gaining the summit shortly after. Like all hills in this group the views are good. The way marked way provides a loop walk right round Bentee, should you wish to stretch your legs further. Linkback: https://new.mountainviews.ie/summit/871/comment/6550/
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Beentee (<i>Binn an Tí</i>) in area Iveragh NW, Ireland
Picture: Beentee 376m from Foilclogh, Lough Rehill below.
A Lovely Ridge Walk
by Cobhclimber  1 Jun 2015
Climbed as part of a circuit from Mountain Stage to Cahersiveen, about 30km, over 11 hrs. Crossed over from Caunoge and joined the Kerry Way and then did the ridge including Beenduff, Foilclogh, Bentee this section about 15km. A full circuit could include the Kerry Way from Cahersiveen and back this ridge walk. Great views in all directions from the ridge, a lovely walk. Linkback: https://new.mountainviews.ie/summit/871/comment/17992/
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