Region: Dumfries and Galloway

Altitude: 711 metres

Rank: 79th

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Summary

The most southerly 2000 foot summit in Scotland, the Cairnsmore of Fleet is a popular hill with several routes of ascent. These all lead up to the summit with the ruins of a bothy, a big cairn and a memorial to eight air crashes. The views over Wigton Bay are superb.

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Cairnsmore of Fleet - from the west

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