Region: Cairngorms

Altitude: 804 metres

Rank: 154th

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Summary

Carn Mor is the highest of the Ladder Hills, high above the Braes of Glenlivet. The area was renowned for whisky smuggling, and the whole range is named after the Ladder, an old pass from Glenlivet to Strathdon.

Detailed route description and map

Carn Mor and the Ladder Hills from Glenlivet

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