Region: Cairngorms

Altitude: 895 metres

Rank: 30th

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Summary

Creag Mhor is an unassuming hill in a remote Cairngorms location, topped by a granite tor. It rises to the northeast of the Fords of Avon and is usually climbed using the Lairig an Laoigh.

Detailed route description and map

Creag Mhor and Loch Avon from Glenmore

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