Comb Law
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Region: Glasgow, Ayrshire and Lanark
Altitude: 645 metres
Rank: 70th
Users' Rating:
You have not climbed Comb Law.
Region: Glasgow, Ayrshire and Lanark
Altitude: 645 metres
Rank: 70th
Users' Rating:
You have not climbed Comb Law.
Comb Law is set in the southernmost reaches of Lanarkshire, above the Daer reservoir. It can be included in an ascent of its higher neighbour, Ballencleuch Law.
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There are 181 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Comb Law. They have contributed 15 public walk reports including this summit. These are ordered below with the most popular ones first. The rightmost column shows how many summits were included in their report, which may help you to find the most relevant reports.
| Title | Author | Date walked | Likes | Hills |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 Donalds from Daer Reservoir | gmr82 | 28/04/2013 | 7 | G2 |
| A Daer Reservoir Donald round, with a bonus day | Guinessman | 07/01/2018 | 6 | G2 |
| Bum-shuffling on some windy Donalds | Jaxter | 11/04/2017 | 4 | G2 |
| Ae to Elvanfoot: The Lowther Hills & My 1st Solo Camp | iangpark | 05/09/2016 | 3 | G3 |
| Completing the Lowther Hills (Oddly Pleasurable Torture) | Christo1979 | 21/08/2019 | 2 | G2 |
| The seven southern Lowthers | dav2930 | 24/06/2017 | 2 | G2 |
| Achieving Graham Parity on Queensberry hill | weaselmaster | 04/03/2017 | 2 | G2 |
| A Daer-ing loop | rockhopper | 17/04/2016 | 2 | G2 |
| Just a quickie in the Lowther Hills...err maybe not! | malky_c | 26/05/2018 | 1 | G2S1 |
| Truth or Daer | rob munbett | 29/05/2016 | 1 | G1 |
| 14 Easter Donalds...and my 1000th SIMM | weaselmaster | 28/03/2016 | 1 | G2 |
| 7 Donalds from Daer Reservoir | RTMcB | 21/09/2014 | 1 | G2 |
| It was a game of three halves! | kmsharp | 01/04/2012 | 1 | G1 |
| No Dithering on the 7 Daer Donalds | Fife Flyer | 08/06/2016 | 0 | G2 |
| A Sub, a Graham top and a Donald. | Johnny Corbett | 21/03/2013 | 0 | S1 |
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