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Elevation
781m
2,563 ft
Prominence
280m
Coordinates
57.3446, -3.1964
NJ280288
OS Map
37
Explorer: OL62W 420W
The summit is marked by a distinctive cairn, offering a perfect spot to catch your breath and enjoy the panoramic views.
Primarily composed of granitic rocks, Corryhabbie Hill offers interesting geological features typical of the Scottish Highlands, including tors and granite outcrops.
From the summit, you can see the Cairngorms, the rolling hills of Moray, and on a clear day, the distant peaks of the Northern Highlands.
The name 'Corryhabbie' is derived from Gaelic, likely meaning 'hollow of the rabbits'—so keep an eye out for wildlife on your ascent!
Like many hills in Scotland, it bears cultural significance as a site for community gatherings and local folklore.
A straightforward ascent from the A95 road, offering plenty of views along the way.
An enjoyable trail weaving through Corryhabbie Forest before leading to the summit.
There is a small layby adjacent to the A95 where you can park your vehicle safely.
Bus services operate from Aberlour to Keith, but check local timetables for current availability.
Aberlour offers a range of facilities including cafes, shops for supplies, and public toilets.
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