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A bison at the paddock.Looking across the Indian Springs pond towards Lakeview Ridge and Dunwey rising just left of center.Yes - there's a well traveled trail under all this overgrowth!A gorgeous day to be hiking.A gorgeous day to be hiking.A gorgeous day to be hiking.A gorgeous day to be hiking.A gorgeous day to be hiking.Losing height into the valley between Lakeview (R) and Galwey (L). Dunwey rising at center.Crossing a connector stream to Galwey Brook just before heading up Galwey Brook to the Lakeview Ridge col.A well traveled tail switchbacks steeply before continuing up the Galwey Brook valley.he excellent trail continues to the head of the Galwey Brook valley. Dunwey looms at upper left here.More overgrown shoulders on the switchbacks up to the Lakeview col.Great views towards Dunwey (C) and our approach valley (L) from the switchbacks at the back of the Galwey Brook Valley.inally near the col looking towards Dunwey and the connecting ridge. Our approach valley at lower left.Great colors on the ridge.The first few bumps along the south ridge offer some easy scrambling options but can be avoided on either side.Scrambling up one of the bumps.Grinding our way up the ridge in strong winds - Lakeview Ridge and the Horseshoe Loop Trail in the background.Dungarvan rising at right. This is the easiest way to ascend Dungarvan - via the valley approach at right which comes from "Oil Basin" just to the north.
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