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Derry Cairngorm - Munro (Walk Highlands)
Scotland walks

Region: Cairngorms

Altitude: 1155 metres

Rank: 20th

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Derry Cairngorm is often mistaken for Ben Macdui in views from Deeside, its great summit cone rising above the foothills. It is one of the best viewpoints for Ben Macdui, seen above the grand Coire Uaine.

Walkhighlands route description

Ben Macdui and Derry Cairngorm from the Linn of Dee
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The following users have climbed Derry Cairngorm:

Paul Webster   helenw   canisp8064   Melon Queen   william   Gregor   john   jeanette   perbo   adereid   Gigha   streap   Wim_Vis   sandy nicoll   Campsieman   Ewan32   JimC   tinajack68   GariochTom   swild   benno   Kozmik   Gusmac   ketzster   Stan Hutchinson   Degsy   hazel-dawson   grahammclaren   ghwatkins   djrhenderson   andpen   richardverrall   buachaille   magicdin   grutsnik   lhalloran   kcreamer   lecored1   NeilC   macleay@bt   mikebeattie  

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