Creag Mhor

Creag Mhor

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1,047m Elevation
394m Prominence
Scotland Country

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Classifications

Marilyn Munro Simm High Hills of Britain

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Elevation

1,047m

3,434 ft

Prominence

394m

Coordinates

56.4895, -4.6140

NN391361

OS Map

50

Explorer: OL48W 378W

At the Summit

The summit is marked by a large stone cairn, giving a nod to the traditional Scottish hillwalking culture. Views from here are simply breathtaking!

Terrain & Geology

Rocky with patches of grass and heathland interspersed with steep inclines and occasional boggy sections.

Creag Mhor is predominantly composed of granite, giving it a rugged appearance. The mountain features classic Highland glacial valleys, shaped by the ancient ice movements that carved the landscape, leaving behind dramatic cliffs and rocky outcrops.

Views & Scenery

From the summit, one can see remarkable vistas of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and on a clear day, the shimmering Loch Tay and beyond.

History & Heritage

Name Origin

Creag Mhor translates to 'big crag' in Scots Gaelic, a fitting name for such a prominent mountain.

Historical Significance

Historically, the area has been significant for both its natural beauty and as a historical passage for local clans.

Popular Routes

From Aberfeldy

Moderate

This popular route takes you from Aberfeldy, winding through woodlands before ascending steeply. The path can be muddy in sections, so gaiters are recommended!

14.5 km 5 hours

From Dull

Challenging

A slightly longer but scenic route leading from the quaint village of Dull, known for its name that has a little bit of a reputation for boredom, but the views from the mountain will be anything but dull!

16 km 6 hours

Getting There & Facilities

Parking

The nearest parking area is at the Aberfeldy car park, which has ample space but can fill up quickly on weekends.

Public Transport

Public transport options include bus services running from nearby towns to Aberfeldy, although schedules may be limited.

Nearby Facilities

There are several cafes and shops in Aberfeldy for refreshments, as well as public toilets before you embark on your trek.

Safety Information

Known Hazards

  • Be cautious of sudden weather changes which are common in this region. Steep drops on the ascent may pose risks for those with limited experience.

General Safety Tips

  • Check weather conditions before setting out
  • Carry appropriate clothing and equipment
  • Let someone know your planned route
  • Take a map, compass, and GPS device
  • Carry emergency supplies: food, water, first aid kit, torch

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Some common questions about the hills answered

Are there group walks up Creag Mhor?

Many walkers use Walkmates to join or organise walks with others. You can check for group walks around Creag Mhor through the maps

Are there other walkers around Creag Mhor?

Activity varies by location and time, but Walkmates lets you see whether others have shared walks or shown interest in this area. Find other people through the walking friends search walking friends for Creag Mhor search or of course create your own walk for Creag Mhor

Can I organise a walk to Creag Mhor?

Yes. If there aren’t any walks listed already, you can create a walk and make it available for others to join.

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How do I find a walk up this hill?

There are often multiple ways to walk this hill, depending on experience and route preference. Walkmates helps you explore walks and routes that others have shared.

Can I suggest a new route up Creag Mhor?

Yes. You can suggest or create routes to share with others. Walkmates focuses on the social side of walking, so routes are used to help people organise walks and explore areas together, rather than as detailed navigation tools or route libraries.

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