Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Creag Dhubh

Wind-swept snowy slope, viewing Newtonmore village
Somewhere close to Càrn Coire na h-Inghinn summit (749m)
07-Jan-21 • Masa Sakano • flickr
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09/04/2004 View to Kingussie from A Chailleach
From A Chailleach the view extends back towards Kingussie.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
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09/04/2004 View south from A Chailleach
From A Chailleach the view south includes Carn Dearg the southerly Munro with its rocky face.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
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09/04/2004 Carn Sgulain
Carn Sgulain sits well into the rolling plateau of the Monadh Liath.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
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02/11/1985 A Chailleach
Various old fence posts cross the plateau seen here in November 1985.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
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02/11/1985 Carn Sgulain from A Chailleach
Carn Sgulain is a Munro behind A Chailleach which is also a Munro. They sit on the featureless plateau to the west of Kingussie.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
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OS Map
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Photos
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Wind-swept snowy slope, viewing Newtonmore village
Somewhere close to Càrn Coire na h-Inghinn summit (749m)
07-Jan-21 • Masa Sakano • flickr
activity càrncoirenahinghinn highland kingussie monadhliathmountains newtonmore place scotland fellrunning walking 50811038268

09/04/2004 View to Kingussie from A Chailleach
From A Chailleach the view extends back towards Kingussie.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
7733268906

09/04/2004 View south from A Chailleach
From A Chailleach the view south includes Carn Dearg the southerly Munro with its rocky face.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
7733269512

09/04/2004 Carn Sgulain
Carn Sgulain sits well into the rolling plateau of the Monadh Liath.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
7733270208

02/11/1985 A Chailleach
Various old fence posts cross the plateau seen here in November 1985.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
7733270590

02/11/1985 Carn Sgulain from A Chailleach
Carn Sgulain is a Munro behind A Chailleach which is also a Munro. They sit on the featureless plateau to the west of Kingussie.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
7733271022

02/11/1985 A Chailleach from Am Bodach
In the Monadh Liath a high plateau has a few Munros on it. In winter it is a featureless area.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
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21/11/1987 Carn Dearg Glen Banchor
From Glen Banchor to the west of Newtonmore the Munro Carn Dearg can be climbed by an easy route.
07-Aug-12 • Grahamtravels • flickr
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Videos
Small granite dykes showing comb texture and large grain size.
A short but steep ascent of one of Scotland's "Grahams" ( a hill between 2000 and 2499 feet high with a drop of at least 150 ...
Highways Hillwalking Club from Edinburgh run a monthly bus to the hills, the second Sunday of each month. The destination in ...
Creag Bheag is a Marilyn (sub 2000) hill just outside Kingussie. It is a steep hill with an altitude of 487 metres. I did this on a small ...
A short montage of Newtonmore in Scotland.
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.