Region: Cairngorms

Altitude: 829 metres

Rank: 117th

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Summary

Brown Cow Hill is the highest of the rolling, featureless moorland hills between Glen Gairn and Cock Bridge. It offers great solitude and emptyness.

Detailed route description and map

Brown Cow Hill circular from Cock Bridge

There are 5 public user walk reports for Brown Cow Hill:

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