Neil's Hillwalking Exploits

My diary of walking the Munros, Corbetts, Grahams and Sub-2k Marilyns.

Sunday, 22 September 2024

South-west Scotland 3- The Mull of Galloway

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 17 September 2024. Where : The Mull of Galloway, the most southerly point of the Scottish mainland, 85m/279', P 63m, Tump, OS 82, NX 1...
Saturday, 21 September 2024

South-west Scotland 2- Tor of Craigoch

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 16 September 2024 Where: Tor of Craigoch, 125m/410', P 38m, Tump, OS 82, NX 008 646 After Dow Hill, I carried on south to Stranraer an...

South-west Scotland 1: Dow Hill and Shalloch Hill (Girvan)

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 16 September and 19 September 2024 Where : Dow Hill, 159m/522', P 34m, Tump, OS 76, NX 193 961 and Shalloch Hill , 71m/233', P 33m...

Wee Hill of Craigmullach

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  12 September 2024 Where: Wee Hill of Craigmullach , 427m/1,401', P 49m, Tump, OS 77, NX 482 959 A rare sunny day! This hill had been o...
Saturday, 17 August 2024

The Mount

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 16 August 2024 Where : The Mount, 423m/1,388', P 110m, Hump, OS 72, NT 098421 The Mount is a wooded hill south of Kirkurd, it would be...
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I have been hillwalking for many years. Most of my walking has been done in Scotland, although I have also walked in a number of European ranges including the Alps and also in the USA. I have compleated the Munros and most of the Corbetts and am now tackling some of the other hills on the Marilyn list. Nowadays, I prefer to walk in good weather conditions when I can see and appreciate the scenery around me! I got a regular hill-walking companion in late 2010- a springer spaniel called Ben who just loves his trips to the hills. This blog records my hillwalking trips from the beginning of 2010.
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