Stoompa East Top 608m mountain, Mangerton Cen: Mangerton Ireland at MountainViews.ie

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Cookies.This website uses cookies, which are small text files that the website puts on your computer to facilitate operation. Cookies help us provide a better service to you. They are used to track general user traffic information and to help the website function properly. More InformationClick to hide this notice for 30 days. Welcome to MountainViewsIf you want to use the website often please enrol (quick and free) at top right. Click for player." yt_v= "iiovo-tLcp0" mv_video_index= "51" >Click for player." yt_v= "nIZecuh6JrM" mv_video_index= "236" >Click for player." yt_v= "tHwhgRuIubs" mv_video_index= "175" >Click for player." yt_v= "-7zU6GhnZsw" mv_video_index= "171" >Users Online:Guests online: 280 Recent Contributions 1 2 3 .. 17 Next page Crockbrack: Southeastern outlier of High SperrinsSummit SummaryCollaborative entry Last edit by: 7hours agoCrockbrack is situated in the southeast corner of the network of roads which cordon off the high Sperrins. As such, it is easily reached either from the B47 to the south or the B40 to the eas... Cloghernagh: Visit in Late July for Fraughans, but bring repellentSummit CommentBunsen73days agoApparently the best time of year to pick fraughan berries is late July. I wouldn't have known what these were had it not been for the name Fraughan Rock Glen, an offshoot of the main Glenmalu... Cycle: Along the coast from Balbriggan to MalahideTrack 4458Onzy6days agoRoute hugging the coast from Balbriggan to Malahide. Actual length 55k. cycle, Len: 3.9km, Climb: 213m, Area: Dublin (Ireland) || Clearagh Hill: At least the drive there is nice. Summit Commentchelman7a week agoMust be called Clear-agh as you really need a machete to clear your path to this trig. Horrible but mercifully short. Brandon and Brandon Peak from CloghaneTrack 4533markwallace2days agoThis is the classic middle section of the Brandon ridge, up from the coastal village of Cloghane (plenty of park... walk, Len: 21.7km, Climb: 1221m, Area: Cnoc Bréanainn, Brandon Group (Ireland)||... Ravensdale LoopTrack 4552Bunsen7a week agoPartly follows the path also shown in Track 2347. Crosses the low lying ridge using obvious tracks. Loops back do... walk, Len: 15.8km, Climb: 608m, Area: Clermont Carn, Cooley Mountains (Ireland|... Stags of Broadhaven (central): Striking Stags Summit CommentColin Murphya week agoThe towering Stags of Broachaven seen from Erris Head Hill on a clear summer's day. Doon Hill: Access issuesSummit SummaryCollaborative entry Last edit by: a week agoAs of August 2021 there are severe access issues with this small hill. Previously access could be had from Bunowen beach, just to the south, but halfway up you encounter a new, high barbed wi... Dursey Island LoopTrack 4551Onzya week ago walk, Len: 14.4km, Climb: 575m, Area: Cnoc Bólais, Slieve Miskish (Ireland) Cnoc B... Doon Hill: Striking little hill overlooking Bunowen HarbourSummit CommentColin Murphya week agoDoon Hill is a small hillock, but is quite striking in that it occupies a pretty shoreline spot and because of the flatness of the surrounding area, may be seen from quite a distance. Allihies CircuitTrack 4550Onzya week agoWalk based loosely round the longest of the looped walks available from Allihies, the Ballydonegan Loop.. Starting from walk, Len: 21.9km, Climb: 551m, Area: Cork Islands (Ireland) || Erris Head Hill: Coastal views ahoySummit CommentColin Murphya week agoSmall it may be, but this walk offers tremendous views of the north Mayo coastline. Most Recent Monthly Newsletter.Conditions and Info Use of MountainViews is governed by conditions and a privacy policy.Read general information about the site.Opinions in material here are not necessarily endorsed by MountainViews.Hillwalking is a risk sport. Information in comments, walks or shared GPS tracks may not be accurate for example as regards safety or access permission. You are responsible for your safety and your permission to walk.See the credits and list definitions. RSS Feed for Recent Items. Visit our Facebook page.OSI/LPS Maps: 78, 79 Highest place: Mangerton, 838.2mMaximum height for area: 838.2 metres, Maximum prominence for area: 583.2 metres, Places in area Mangerton:Cen: Dromderlough: Dromderalough 650mDromderalough NE Top 654mDromderalough NW Top 625mKnockbrack 610mKnockrower 554mShaking Rock 402mCen: Inchimore: Inchimore 256mCen: Mangerton: Glencappul Top 700mMangerton 838.2mMangerton North Top 782mStoompa 705mStoompa East Top 608mNE: Crohane: Bennaunmore 454mCarrigawaddra 425mCrohane 650mCrohane SW Top 477mNW: Torc: Cromaglan Mountain 371mTorc Mountain 535mTorc Mountain West Top 470mSE: Esknabrock: Esknabrock 406mSW: Peakeens: Derrygarriff 492mDerrygarriff West Top 382mFoardal 409.8mKnockanaguish 509mPeakeen Mountain 554.7mPeakeen Mountain Far NW Top 525.5mPeakeen Mountain North-West Top 522.7mPeakeen Mountain West Top 538.7mNote: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.For origin of name, see Stoompa.Kerry County in Munster Province, in Arderin Beg, Vandeleur-Lynam Lists, Rhyolitic lavas BedrockPlace visited by 145 members. Recently by: caiomhin, chelman7, Chance, Fergalh, No1Grumbler, Juanita, Ulsterpooka, nevgeoran, hivisibility, glencree, armitageshanks, jgdarcy, millsd1, Roswayman, Dee68I have visited this place: NO (You need to be a logged-in member to change this.)Longitude: -9.430618, Latitude: 51.981462 , Easting: 101759, Northing: 81952 Prominence: 23m, Isolation: 1.1km ITM: 501727 582012, GPS IDs, 6 char: StmpEs, 10 char: StmpEstTpBedrock type: Rhyolitic lavas, (Lough Guitane rhyolites)Stoompa East Top is the 269th highest place in Ireland. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/258/ GallerySimple hop over from its big brotherShort Summary created by Colin Murphy 24 Apr 2015 This top is usually done in conjunction with its larger neighbour, Stoompa. See directions for that entry. From Stoompa this top is an easy 20-minute trek. Head downhill NE for 500m to col then turn E for another 500 up a gently rising, heathery slope. The hill looks deceptively prominent from Stoompa, but is actually only about 25m climb from the col. The top in quite unremarkable - a heathery mount but is topped by a small cairn. It has good views - particularly of Crohane to the NW. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/258/comment/5018/Picture from CaptainVertigo : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiovo-tLcp0Picture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiovo-tLcp0Help rate this comment for value. Choose a scoring button and then Rate ' width=56 height=12>Critchley Schwartz Filmby CaptainVertigo 5 Oct 2014 Anyone planning a walk in the Mangertons will get a wonderful preview by watching Critchley and Schwartz's "Hillwalking in County Kerry: the Mangerton and Dunkerron Mountains" on either YouTube ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiovo-tLcp0 ) or Vimeo . Martin and Sharron spread the walk over two days (with an overnight bivvy) in order to take the time to photograph and video the traverse. They have also taken the trouble to write up their experiences (see Martin's notes here at Track 2589 and Sharron's Blog at kernowclimber.blogspot.ie). It's so good to have such an amount of material from two highly experienced walkers whose painstaking attention to detail provides the rest of us with reliable data as well as a real sense of the beauty and charisma of the Mangertons. They began their summer walk just east of Lough Guitane and crossed Crohane 650, Crohane SWT 477, Bennaunmore 454, Stoompa ET 608, Stoompa 705, Mangerton 838, Dromderalough NET 654, Dromderalough 650, Knockbrack 610 and Knockrower 544. Note the second part of this video refers to the Cloon horseshoe which was a separate endeavour. Martin and Sharron have discontinued their previous practice of superimposing names onto peaks, but if you watch their movie, and read their articles, you will have a vast amount of excellent material to help you prepare. By the way, the film music is just perfect. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/258/comment/17704/Your Score: Veryuseful AverageHelp rate this comment for value. Choose a scoring button and then Rate ' width=56 height=12>by pdtempan 7 Dec 2003 The east top of Stoompa seen from the summit of Bennaunmore, a lower peak to the east. The flat plateau of Mangerton is seen behind. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/258/comment/770/Your Score: Veryuseful AverageHelp rate this comment for value. Choose a scoring button and then Rate ' width=56 height=12>by simon3 2 Jan 2009 1.1k East of Stoompa there is this modest cairn for the summit.A common place to get here from is the road end near V984849A. Be warned. As the crow flies this is 4.4k skirting the northern flanks of Mangerton and passing Loch Garagarry. It is mostly rough unpleasant untracked ground with heather often thigh high. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/258/comment/3500/Your Score: Veryuseful AveragePicture from eflanaga : Crohane from Stoompa East Top summit cairnPicture: Crohane from Stoompa East Top summit cairnHelp rate this comment for value. Choose a scoring button and then Rate ' width=56 height=12>by eflanaga 18 Apr 2009 Stoompa East top was the last of five summits in a circuit which began at the viewpoint at Gortagullane (IV984 849) and included Glenacappul Top, Mangerton North Top, Mangerton & Stoompa. As Simon3 suggests the almost 4.5k trek from Stoompa East Top is hard going at times. For my part I descended relatively easily down its northern slope with great views over Lough Guitane before traversing a few minor gullies on Stoompa's northern aspect to approach Lough Garagarry from the east. On this, the return leg of the circuit, I crossed the Owgariff River just below the mouth of Lough Garagarry (IV995 835). From here, I followed a track (shown on the Harvey Superwalker map) for a short distance but this eventually veers north-east rather than the direction I wanted to go (north-west) so I struck out due west across uneven and changing ground (bog to heather) and was gladdend to finally rejoin the Tooreencormick track (at the gate). Ten minutes later I reached the road for the 1k+ walk back to the car. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/258/comment/3728/Your Score: Veryuseful AverageHelp rate this comment for value. Choose a scoring button and then Rate ' width=56 height=12>All Stoompas Great and Smallby peter1 28 Feb 2016 A short route taking in the two Stoompas, two outliers of the Mangerton plateau. There was quite a lot of snow on the summits which really added to the experience although it made for slow and heavy going. I parked at the small cluster of farm houses at the road head above Lough Guitane. I briefly thought of traversing Mangerton too...but sense prevailed! 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