Kilbroney
Cascade at the Glen Stream, Kilbroney
Spences Mountain
Derek stops by a babbling brook on the way to the summit of Spences Mountain.
Antrim Loop
Gordon and Reuben led a small group on an autumnal ramble round the Antrim Loop. Click on pic for more ...
Trassey Track
Waterfall on the eastern slopes of Bearnagh - our picnic site on 12 November. It was another perfect day for walking, and blowing away the cobwebs.
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Commedagh
Mike led a great walk to the summit of Commedagh. Click on link below for some great pics of the walk.
Oxford Island
It was a lovely walk from Kinnego Marina to Oxford Island - both lakeside and forest. And of course it was another perfect day for walking. Thanks go to Gordon for leading the walk. Click on the pic to enlarge or click on link below for more pics.
Bog of Donard
John lends a steadying hand over Bloody Bridge River.
Bloody Bridge River and Donard from Bloody Bridge. Click to enlarge.
Kilbroney and Slieve Martin
Another perfect day for walking at Kilbroney on 26 November 2020. From the north-east corner of the upper car park John led a group of ten up on to Slievebane, Slieve Martin, Slievemeen and Ballynagelty (Kodak Corner). 7.75Km and 535 metre total ascent. A great time was had by all.
Benburb Valley Park
Setting out from the Servite Priory, Benburb it was another perfect day for walking at in Benburb Valley Park on 26 November 2020. A great time was had by all.
Meelmore and Meelbeg
Setting out from Meelmore Lodge, it was another perfect day for walking at Meelmore and Meelbeg on 26 November 2020. A great time was had by all.
Spences Mountain and Long Seefin
John T led the walk from Dunnywater up Spences Mountain. Despite the low temperatures it was another perfect day for walking. More pics to follow.
Banns Road to Lough Shannagh
Gordon led a group of happy hikers on a successful walk along Banns Road to Lough Shannagh on 19 November 2020, another perfect day for walking!
Slievenaglogh
John O's group on the summit Slievenaglogh.
Trassey Track and circuit of Bearnagh
John led the walk up to Trassey Track to Hares Gap and then round the back of Bearnagh before returning via Poolaphuca, a 10Km trek with a total ascent of more than 450 metres. Because of the particularly challenging conditions encountered on the day - rivers in spate, cold wind and very wet ground - it has now been officially promoted to grade 4. Well done to the twenty brave souls who took part and arrived back safely.
Slieve Croob
12 November was another perfect day for walking with Ruth at Slieve Croob, in sunshine, with the bonus of a bracing wind at the summit.
Bog of Donard
The chimneys on Chimney Rock
John and Dorothy led a group of 9 from Bloody Bridge with the intention of climbing Chimney Rock Mountain but on reaching the Bog of Donard cloud rolled in and reluctantly it was decided to postpone our climb until an even better day which would allow us to enjoy the spectacular views from the summit. That apart, it was another perfect day for walking - we managed 5.5 miles, climbed just a little short of 600 metres and we all returned safe and happy. There's no better way to spend a Thursday!