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On the left, the distinctive cone of Eire's highest point, 1039m Corran Tuathail(Carrauntoohil) with the knife-edge ridge (centre)to Binn Chaorach(Beenkeragh)on the right. In the centre foreground is one of the Hag's Teeth. This view from NE looking down Com Cailli (Hag's Glen).
The MacGillycuddy's Reeks range in Co Kerry offers a great mountain experience, for the experienced hillwalker they are a delight but for the novice they can be quite intimidating. The main ridge from Cruach Mhor in the East to Screig Mhor (Skregmore) in the West is a superb high level traverse with a "scrambly" section at either end. Fantastic! (but not for the fainthearted).
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On the left, the distinctive cone of Eire's highest point, 1039m Corran Tuathail(Carrauntoohil) with the knife-edge ridge (centre)to Binn Chaorach(Beenkeragh)on the right. In the centre foreground is one of the Hag's Teeth. This view from NE looking down Com Cailli (Hag's Glen).
Part of the central, less vertigo-inducing, section of the MacGillycuddy's Reeks main ridge.
The MacGillycuddy's Reeks range in Co Kerry offers a great mountain experience, for the experienced hillwalker they are a delight but for the novice they can be quite intimidating. The main ridge from Cruach Mhor in the East to Screig Mhor (Skregmore) in the West is a superb high level traverse with a "scrambly" section at either end. Fantastic! (but not for the fainthearted).