Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Hill of Tillymorgan
Height: 381m / 1249ft • Prominence: 153m / 502ft • Summit : trig point • Trip reports (hill-bagging)
Colours, Patterns and a Convenient Bothy
My wife and I had a recent appointment in Aberdeen. Thanks to Aberdeen City Council's (ludicrous) bus lane/gate scheme it is now almost impossible to drive in the city without being fined (£1 million+ in fines collected from the scheme's first few months seems testament!) and having fallen foul myself, now refuse to take my car to Aberdeen. With the limited train sevice times unsuitable we ended up on the express bus service(which I have to say was far better than expected). I spent almost the entire journey head down reading. However at one point I looked up and spotted a scene I thought would make a decent image. Fast forward a couple of days and Rob rang to suggest a day out with the cameras. A little Google Map research put us roughly in the right area around the Glens of Foundland and with reasonably favourable weather conditions, I was able to capture the scene spotted from the bus; intriguing patterns and shapes of the hillside fields, a lovely colourful border of wild flowers (Rosebay Willow Herb?) and a conveniently placed ruined bothy to anchor the scene.
26-Aug-24 • Stoates-Findhorn • flickr
2024 aberdeenshire bothy fields flowers glensoffoundland patterns pink scares scotland stripes stoates steveoates olympus steveoatesphotographycouk 53956471040
Spreading Lime on a Steep Field_7884
We were the other side of the valley in a layby just off the A96 South of Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Thank you, to all who comment, fave or just enjoy looking, it really is very much appreciated!
17-Mar-22 • The Terry Eve Archive • flickr
52996616731
OS Map
This is OS mapping. In some areas, OpenStreetMap shows more footpaths
Spatial NI has online OSNI mapping. Click "Basemap Gallery" (4 squares icon at the top).
Now would be a good time for a cup of tea.
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Photos
Please tag your photos and upload them to the British and Irish Mountains group on Flickr
The other photos have been geo-tagged as on or around the summit. For less busy mountains, it can be a little hit and miss.
Colours, Patterns and a Convenient Bothy
My wife and I had a recent appointment in Aberdeen. Thanks to Aberdeen City Council's (ludicrous) bus lane/gate scheme it is now almost impossible to drive in the city without being fined (£1 million+ in fines collected from the scheme's first few months seems testament!) and having fallen foul myself, now refuse to take my car to Aberdeen. With the limited train sevice times unsuitable we ended up on the express bus service(which I have to say was far better than expected). I spent almost the entire journey head down reading. However at one point I looked up and spotted a scene I thought would make a decent image. Fast forward a couple of days and Rob rang to suggest a day out with the cameras. A little Google Map research put us roughly in the right area around the Glens of Foundland and with reasonably favourable weather conditions, I was able to capture the scene spotted from the bus; intriguing patterns and shapes of the hillside fields, a lovely colourful border of wild flowers (Rosebay Willow Herb?) and a conveniently placed ruined bothy to anchor the scene.
26-Aug-24 • Stoates-Findhorn • flickr
2024 aberdeenshire bothy fields flowers glensoffoundland patterns pink scares scotland stripes stoates steveoates olympus steveoatesphotographycouk 53956471040
Spreading Lime on a Steep Field_7884
We were the other side of the valley in a layby just off the A96 South of Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Thank you, to all who comment, fave or just enjoy looking, it really is very much appreciated!
17-Mar-22 • The Terry Eve Archive • flickr
52996616731
M2268395 E-M1ii 150mm iso200 f4 1_640s 0
26-Oct-19 • Mel Stephens • flickr
20191026 201910 2019 q4 widescreen wide 3x2 6x4 olympus omd em1ii ii microfourthirds m43 mft mirrorless 40150mm gps truecolor uk scotland aberdeenshire old rayne field landscape hay bales bale best very mzuiko instagram 48999584806
M2268406 E-M1ii 150mm iso200 f4 1_500s 0.3
26-Oct-19 • Mel Stephens • flickr
20191026 201910 2019 q4 tall 2x3 4x6 olympus omd em1ii ii microfourthirds m43 mft mirrorless 40150mm gps truecolor uk scotland aberdeenshire old rayne field landscape hay bales bale mzuiko 48999584381
062-20160721_Hill of Tillymorgan-Aberdeenshire-wind turbine on S side of summit
21-Jul-16 • Nick Kaye • flickr
scotland aberdeenshire landscape windturbine 32497010455
063-20160721_Hill of Tillymorgan-Aberdeenshire-wind turbine on S side of summit-detail
21-Jul-16 • Nick Kaye • flickr
scotland aberdeenshire landscape windturbine 32497011335
Videos
This is a short climb of Hill of Tillymorgan starting from the church at Kirkton of Culsalmond. First heading through fields before a ...
This walk starts from the west on a track through forest then up Red Hill. After the summit of Red Hill walk through the heather to ...
Millstone hill overlooking Bennachie and Pitfichie hill in Aberdeenshire. Music: Monplaiser by Brotherhood. Courtesy of https://free ...
A short out and back walk starting from the dead end road just where the B9001 and A97 meet. This is just north of the town of ...
The Leith Hall Estate in Aberdeenshire has some lovely walks that are open from dawn to dusk all year round. We'd like you to ...
Notes
- Data: Database of British and Irish Hills v18.2
- Maps: We use OS mapping for England, Scotland, Wales, and the Isle of Man. Sadly, Channel Islands, Northern (OSNI) and Southern Ireland (OSI) mapping isn't available online, so we use Openstreetmap.