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Blue Lough ButtressCliff · 676 ydExplorer Tom Blue Lough Buttress would be an absolute nightmare of a history teacher if it had to teach, because it only talks in…
Douglas CragCliff · 712 ydExplorer Tom Douglas Crag was built on a bargain where someone promised the gods a bag of gold for the view, but they only paid in…
Buzzard's RoostCliff · 1173 ydExplorer Tom Buzzard's Roost is famous for a ridiculous smuggling story where someone tried to hide a wheelbarrow full of contraband…
Slieve Binnian North TorMountain / peak · 1262 ydExplorer Tom Slieve Binnian North Tor is proud that it can hold a grudge for centuries without blinking. It’s seen better days but…
SlievelamaganMountain / peak · 1268 ydExplorer Tom Slievelamagan sounds like somebody trying to sneeze while naming a mountain, but this County Down peak is perfectly…
Lower CoveCliff · 1358 ydExplorer Tom Lower Cove is another cliff where the builder clearly thought, 'Why not just drop a massive rock here and call it a…
Annalong WoodForest · 1.4 miExplorer Tom Annalong Wood claims there’s a shortcut through here, but it just leads back to where you started with extra mud. The…
Round SeefinViewpoint · 2.1 miExplorer Tom Round Seefin ended up here because it got into an argument with a hill in County Antrim. The path is steep and full of…
Silent ValleyVisitor information · 2.4 miExplorer Tom Silent Valley in County Down had a matchmaker who worked there and convinced everyone the silence was actually a secret…
Slieve DonardMountain / peak · 2.4 miExplorer Tom Donard has spotted your walking boots and wants to inspect them. Slieve Donard rises to 850 metres above Newcastle, and…
Cairn, possibly passage tomb: great carn (destroyed by OS,1835) in Ballaghbeg; Ballyaghanery Upper; Glasdrumman UpperCairn, possibly passage tomb: great carn (destroyed by OS,1835) · 2.4 miExplorer Tom The Great Carn was destroyed by the OS in 1835, which is basically the Ordnance Survey saying sorry and moving on. It…
Multiple cist cairn: lesser carn in Ballaghbeg; Ballyaghanery UpperMultiple Cist Cairn: Lesser Carn · 2.5 miExplorer Tom The Lesser Carn is a multiple cist cairn hiding a treasure that is definitely just an old biscuit tin. It’s got that…
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