Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Twelve Bens" in English language version.
The finest rock formations in the Twelve Bens are found in the south wall of Gleann Eidheanach (Glen Inagh), running from Binn an Choire Bhig to Mám na bFhonsaí, east of Binn Dubh (L808530).
Even if you had to crawl across bogs to get to them, it would be worth it as the nine [should be six] peaks which form the Glencoaghan Horseshoe provide some of the most exhilarating mountaineering on this island.
The formula is preserved in the range known in English as "The Twelve Bens of Connemara", although the names of the exact twelve peaks are no longer known
Site Code: 002031
Walk 30: Gleann Chóchan Horseshoe
Walk 24: Owenglin Horseshoe
Walk 28: Gleann Eidhneach Horseshoe
The route begins at the Inagh Valley Inn and ends at the Bard's Den in Letterfrack. The total distance covered is approximately 28km and the total height gain for the route is approximately 2530m (8300ft). On average it takes 12–14 hours to complete and should only be attempted by competent hill-walkers.
