Region: Borders

Altitude: 678 metres

Rank: 134th

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Summary

Capel Fell is just northwest of Ettrick Head on the Southern Upland Way and like that point is on the main east-west watershed of Britain. It can be reached from the Way by a detour, a climb of one kilometre. Its finest feature is the ravine of Craigmichan Scar on the southern slopes.

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Ettrick hills horseshoe

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