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Elevation
446m
1,462 ft
Prominence
168m
Coordinates
56.6880, -3.4342
NO122560
OS Map
53
Explorer: OL52S 387S
The summit features a large stone cairn and a trig point, which serve as perfect photo opportunities. Don't forget to strike a pose with your best 'I'm on top of the world' face!
Primarily composed of granite, the Hill of Persie exhibits various erosion patterns typical of the area. The rocky outcrops provide a natural showcase of the geological history of the Grampians.
From the summit, you can gaze out over the fertile valleys, glimpse nearby hills like the mighty Ben Rinnes, and spot the distant peaks of the Cairngorms on a clear day.
The name 'Persie' is believed to derive from the old Gaelic word for 'rocky place', aptly describing this stunning hill.
The Hill of Persie has strong cultural significance in local folklore, often featured in tales of local legends and historical events.
This route, starting from the small parking area at the base, takes you along a well-defined path that gently ascends the hill before reaching the summit.
A slightly steeper approach that offers a bit more of a challenge, perfect for those looking to stretch their legs while enjoying scenic views.
There is a small car park located at NO122560, which provides easy access to the trailhead. Be sure to arrive early, as spaces can fill up quickly on sunny weekends.
The nearest bus service operates from Huntly, although a bit far away, a combination of bus and taxi can be an option for those without a vehicle.
Amenities such as cafes and toilets can be found in Aberfeldy. Be sure to grab a scone on your way, it’s two birds with one stone!
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