
Carrauntoohil and MacGillycuddy's Reeks
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'Essential reading for anyone planning to climb these Kerry mountains' * The Irish Times * 'Take this guide book with you if you are heading to Kerry' * Verbal magazine * 'Excellent and very welcome addition to the selection of Irish walking guides' * Walking World Ireland * 'Probably the best walking guide that I've seen' * Irish Mountain Log *More details
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Content
- Cover Page
- Author's and Publisher's Caution
- Acknowledgements
- Contents
- Using This Book
- Maps, Grid References and GPSs
- WalkTimes, Escape Routes, Access to Lands
- Macgillycuddy's Reeks a Profile
- Ireland's Highest Mountains
- Geology
- History
- Evicted from the Gap of Dunloe
- Flora
- Fauna
- Who Owns the Reeks?
- People of the Reeks
- Climate
- Placenames and Townlands
- Kerry Mountain Rescue
- Action Plan for the Reeks
- Getting There
- Maps
- Killarney to the Gap of Dunloe
- The Gap of Dunloe and the Black Valley
- Cronin'sYard
- Lisleibane
- Glencar
- Practicalities
- Checking the Weather Forecast
- Camping
- Hostels
- Killarney
- Fossa
- Beaufort
- The Gap of Dunloe
- The Black Valley
- Glencar
- An Overview with Difficulty Ratings
- An Overview with Difficulty Ratings
- Walk 1 The Gap of Dunloe and the Eastern Reeks
- The Gap of Dunloe Area
- Walk 2 Purple Mountain
- Walk 3 Tomies via The Chimneys
- Walk 4 The Lough Googh Circuit
- Safe Ascents and Descents on Carrauntoohil
- Critical Appraisal of Routes
- Popularity of Routes
- Hag's Glen Eastern Side
- Walk 5 Cummeenapeasta Circuit
- Walk 6 Carrauntoohil via The Devil's Ladder
- Walk 7 Up the Zig-zags (Bóthar na Gíge) and Down The Bone
- Hag's Glen Western Side
- Walk 8 Carrauntoohil via O'Shea's Gully returning by Heavenly Gates
- Walk 9 Carrauntoohil via Curved Gully or Central Gully
- Walk 10 Stumpa an tSaimh Ridge to Beenkeragh
- Walk 11 Beenkeragh via Cummeenagearagh
- Routes from Glencar
- Walk 12 The Coomloughra Horseshoe
- Walk 13 The Black Mare Ascent to Carrauntoohil
- The Reeks Walks
- Walk 14 The Gap of Dunloe to Glencar
- Walk 15 The Hag's Glen Circuit
- The Black Valley and the Bridia Valley
- Walk 16 Carrauntoohil from the Black Valley
- Walk 17 Caher from the Lack Road
- Walk 18 The Lough Duff Circuit
- Low Level Walks
- Walk 19 The Gap of Dunloe to Derrycunnihy Church
- Walk 20 The Kerry Way through the Black Valley to Lough Acoose
- References and Further Reading
- About the Authors
- Copyright
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