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There were three WH reports for this hill, one starting from the West and the other two incorporating Deuchary Hill and starting from the South. These reports also suggested there were fences to climb. I had purposely left this hill for after a dry spell as i didn't fancy heather bashing in wet sogg...

Climbed on my own, did not hang about, caught in hailstorm, good walking track to start and finish, deep heather and soft sections underfoot, hard going.

Hail storms forecast so only two wee hills to climb today, hoping to miss the worst ofthe showers.

Third Sub 2 of the day, good track and path most of the way.

Climbed this hill in between showers, the second Sub 2 of the day, spoilt by the wind turbines nearby.

Walked between showers, tarmac road the full way.

Not done many but my three favourites so far are, Ben Tianavaig (Skye), An Sgurr (Eigg) and Dun Caan (Raasay), all three are fabulous, and hoping for many more as I progress through the long list

Hi Jaffa61, that's handy to know, but don't think I'll be rushing back to this one

I saw this newly laid path when I climbed the Sub2 Beinn a'Bhacaidh, South of a Loch Ness last December, I wondered what it was now I know.

Hi Satnaav, well there is some difference between Cambridge and Perthshire, happy walking, the choice is endless. Enjoy your days out at high and low level.

This must rate very highly on your hillday list, just a wonderful area, with views to die for all around. Some cracking photographs to boot.

That looked brilliant, the hills awesome, not too sure about the boat trips though

Hi there amiwicksy and welcome to the WH team. Plenty good info on most hills, and plenty of members to hang out with. With three WH meets per year to meet up with fellow hill lovers. Loads of info to checkout on site.

I had never been down the B829 before never mind driving down the minor road at the head of it along the shores of Loch Arklet. I had not read up too much about this hill and had parked at the foot of the private road up to the Inversnaid Farm not knowing that there had been a new car park formed ju...

Graeme D wrote:That circuit has a special place in my heart. After all it saved my sanity one day back in 2011. A return visit is long overdue.

Hi Graeme, it's a fine wee stroll over the three hills, never gone over to Kinpurny Hill as yet, maybe soon though

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