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Elevation
511m
1,677 ft
Prominence
220m
Coordinates
56.6186, -3.5703
NO037485
OS Map
52 53
Explorer: 379E
The summit features a prominent trig point which offers a perfect backdrop for those all-important summit selfies and a small stone cairn marking the peak.
Deuchary Hill is predominantly composed of sandstone and conglomerate, part of the Old Red Sandstone formations which are known for their vibrant colours and fossil-rich layers. The rocky outcrops provide a glimpse into geological history dating back to the Devonian period.
From the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views over the stunning Perthshire countryside, with Crieff and the Highland hills as are your companions. On a clear day, you may catch a glimpse of Ben Vorlich in the distance.
The name 'Deuchary' is derived from the Gaelic 'Deoch an Ria', meaning 'drink of the river', possibly referring to the nearby water bodies.
Deuchary Hill is significant in local history, providing a vital point of orientation for ancient travellers in the region.
A scenic path starting from the Old Military Road that winds its way up through heather-clad slopes to the summit.
This route follows the Glen Turret for a leisurely approach, with gentle climbs leading to the summit, perfect for families.
There is a small parking area along the A85 road near the Old Military Road. It can accommodate about 5-6 cars, so arrive early to secure a spot.
The nearest bus service runs from Crieff. Check local schedules for the 'Crieff to Perth' route.
While no facilities are directly on Deuchary Hill, Crieff offers lovely cafes, pubs, and public toilets.
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