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Elevation
782m
2,567 ft
Prominence
186m
Coordinates
56.6751, -3.8942
NN840553
OS Map
52
Explorer: OL49E 386E
The summit boasts a modest cairn and a trig point, perfect for the obligatory summit selfie. On a clear day, you may even spot a local red deer or two wondering what all the fuss is about.
Farragon Hill is primarily composed of volcanic and sedimentary rocks, characteristic of this part of the Scottish Highlands. The hill’s formation can be linked to ancient tectonic activity, resulting in the intriguing geological features you see today.
From the summit, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Tay Valley, the imposing Schiehallion to the west, and even glimpses of the distant Grampians.
The name 'Farragon' is derived from the Gaelic 'Feargagan', meaning 'little man', a tribute to the hill’s gentle but unwavering stance.
Farragon Hill has been a local landmark for centuries, often frequented by writers and artists seeking inspiration from its tranquil beauty.
A scenic route starting from the car park near the village of Moulin, taking you through woodlands and up to the summit, with spectacular views along the way.
There is a small car park at Moulin, which serves as the main starting point for the circular route.
Regular bus services run from Perth to Moulin, but do check the latest timetables!
In Pitlochry, you’ll find a range of cafes, pubs, and public toilets. Just remember to indulge in some delicious Scottish shortbread!
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Grid Ref: NN840553
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976m
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1,083m
Beinn a' Ghlo - Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain
1,070m
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1,122m
An Stuc
1,117m
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