Craignaw (Walkhighlands)

Summary

Craignaw is a fine granite mountain, one of the best in the Lowlands. The usual route of ascent is via Glen Trool and the Gairland Burn.

Detailed route description and map

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Accommodation

There are 234 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Craignaw. They have contributed 16 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
Another Journey's End	Fife Flyer	20/06/2017	12	G3
Southern Upland(s my) way part 2: The Galloway Traverse	malky_c	16/07/2014	6	C2G5S1
A fine days walking in glorious Galloway	kmsharp	25/03/2012	6	G2
Sweating It Out In Galloway	iangpark	29/06/2018	5	C2G2
Slow going east of Merrick	McMole	17/08/2017	5	G2
Mullwhaurchur Circuit	weaselmaster	27/12/2015	5	C1G2
Big Days in Galloway	weaselmaster	03/10/2017	4	C2G6S1
Not my finest hour(s)	Jaywizz	16/09/2017	3	G2
On the trail of an ebay purchase	rockhopper	12/05/2017	3	G5
The Cauldron, The Wolf Slock, The Dungeon and Craignaw	DonnyW	07/03/2010	3	G1
My 100th Graham, a Donald & a Sub 2k from Glen Trool	Johnny Corbett	17/12/2013	2	G1S1
The Merrick and co.	Coop	29/10/2017	1	C1G2
Craignaw - the Awful Hand & Murder Hole.	Norman_Grieve	15/05/2012	1	G1
The Silver Flowe and the Dungeon Hills	nxmjm	16/07/2011	1	G1
Dungeon Hill, Craignaw and Craiglee	colinwatson	30/04/2016	0	G1S1
Land of Strange Names: Craignaw, Dungeon Hill & Mullwharchar	bobble_hat_kenny	10/06/2014	0	G2

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Craignaw

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Summary

Detailed route description and map

Accommodation

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