I've been meaning to do this walk for a long time. Everytime I drive in and out of Tralee I always glance up at the glen from Derrymore. I was originally heading for Baurtregaum but decided on a change of route as I'd never been on Gearhane before.
A few pics along the way. looks like a great place for a camp out some time!
Heres the Video of the route taken
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Brandon and Dingle
Black sheep walk to Dingle
Day 1, Faha near Cloghane up Brandon Mountain along the ridge to Brandon Peak and Gearhane onto Ballysittergah and down to Dingle town, 1st stop Dick Mac's.
A fantastic day in the mountains
Day 2, Mas an Tiompain, Sauce Creek and onto Brandon Point and a couple of pints in Murphy's Bar.
Day 1, Faha near Cloghane up Brandon Mountain along the ridge to Brandon Peak and Gearhane onto Ballysittergah and down to Dingle town, 1st stop Dick Mac's.
A fantastic day in the mountains
Day 2, Mas an Tiompain, Sauce Creek and onto Brandon Point and a couple of pints in Murphy's Bar.
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Hill Walking Brandon Dingle
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Stradbally Beenoskee
Close to Castlegregory village are the two mountains Stradbally and Beenoskee.
Great walk yesterday. If you look at map belo walk starts at the Car park at bottom of woods (just opposite main road exit from castlegregory to stradbally village). 1st part of walk is up the forestry road to a base station, road ends here so you have to make your own way up the mountain as there is no clear path.
Copy of Map
OS Map - Brandon Mountain (1:25,000)
OS Map 70 (1:50,000)
OS Map 71 (1:50,000) - This isn't really required but does contain some of the forest track at start, if you plan to
Extract below taken from Geolives editor
Here is the route taken (GPS tracking didn't start till the base station)
Video taken above Glenteenassig from ridge on way to Stradbally
As you can see this is a real nice walk once you get up on high ground
Pictures taken on the way
Notes
On way down I talk a steeper route, as you can see in the route video above.
Also climbed this mountain from Glenteenassig back in March
There is another suggested route here, must ry in future
Mountain Views website
Great walk yesterday. If you look at map belo walk starts at the Car park at bottom of woods (just opposite main road exit from castlegregory to stradbally village). 1st part of walk is up the forestry road to a base station, road ends here so you have to make your own way up the mountain as there is no clear path.
Copy of Map
OS Map - Brandon Mountain (1:25,000)
OS Map 70 (1:50,000)
OS Map 71 (1:50,000) - This isn't really required but does contain some of the forest track at start, if you plan to
Extract below taken from Geolives editor
Here is a profile of the walk
My GPS didn't start tracking till base station so1st 3.5 km should be same as last, although I cycled up and down this bit, which
My GPS didn't start tracking till base station so1st 3.5 km should be same as last, although I cycled up and down this bit, which
Video from top of Beenoskee
Here is the route taken (GPS tracking didn't start till the base station)
Video taken above Glenteenassig from ridge on way to Stradbally
As you can see this is a real nice walk once you get up on high ground
Pictures taken on the way
Notes
On way down I talk a steeper route, as you can see in the route video above.
Also climbed this mountain from Glenteenassig back in March
There is another suggested route here, must ry in future
Mountain Views website
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