Topoguide Mountains of Mourne in Northern Ireland.

Description provided by the publisher:

The Only Guidebook for the Mourne Mountains Written by A County Down Local Hiker: 30 Handpicked Roads.

The Only Guidebook for the Moune Mountains with Real 1: 25,000 Maps: This Makes Navigation Easy and Saves You Money: # Need to Carry Additional Maps.

ALSO INCLUDES:

• Game of Thrones Film Rentals
• numbered waypoints linking maps to text
• Quick Reference Route List: Enabling You to Map An Itienerrary to Match Your Ability and Schedule. All Difficult Calculations of Time, Distance and Altitude Gain Are Done For You
• Everything The Hiker Needs to Know to Route Plan: Route Descriptions, Difficulty, Weather, How To Get There, and More
• accommodation section
• information on wildlife, plants & amp Geology
• History of the Mourne Wall
• list of irish place Names
• Edge to Edge Color: The Most Modern and Beautiful Dires Guidebook

  The Mourne Range understood The Highst Mountains in Northern Ireland. IT IS A Stunning Wilderness Which is Popular with Local Walkers But Is Relaatively Unknown to Those Outside of Ireland. The Highst Mountain in The Range is Slieve Donard (849m), Northern Irelans High Point, Which Sweeps Majestically Down Into The Irish Sea at The Pretty Seaside Town of Newcastle. This Proximity to the Sea Is a Characteristic of the Mournes, Often Creating a Mysterious Atmosphere, As Frequently The High Peaks Can Be Seen Rising Dramatically Out Of A Blanket of Sea Mist.

  THE DIES HAVE EVERYTHING YOU WOULD EXPECT FROM A MOUNTAIN REGION ON THE EMERALD ISLE: Beautifully Long Ridges, Magnificent Summits and Vibrant Heather and Gorse-Covered Slopes. However, There is one Key Thing Which Sets IT Apart: Uniquely, The Whale-Backed Sloves of the Highst Peaks Aretely Encired by The Lovely Dry-Stone Mourne Wall.