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Elevation
744m
2,442 ft
Prominence
400m
Coordinates
56.7509, -3.3631
NO167629
OS Map
43
Explorer: OL52S 387S
The summit features a stone wall and a cairn, offering a perfect photo opportunity for hikers celebrating their achievement.
Primarily composed of Old Red Sandstone, Mount Blair showcases unique geological features formed during the Devonian Period, creating a striking landscape worthy of exploration.
From the summit, admire views of the nearby Glenshee hills and the sprawling valleys below, with the majestic peaks in the distance providing a stunning backdrop.
The name 'Blair' is derived from the Gaelic word 'blàr', meaning 'field' or 'plain', while 'Mount' is quite self-explanatory!
This area was historically significant as a strategic location during the Jacobite risings and is rich in stories of ancient clans.
A popular route starting from the historic Blair Castle, winding through lush woodland before ascending to the summit with stunning views.
Blair Castle has a designated parking area with ample space, just a short walk from the trailhead.
Buses run regularly from Pitlochry to Blair Atholl, providing convenient access for those relying on public transport.
The nearby Blair Castle offers facilities, including a café for refueling after your hike and toilets for a much-needed pit stop.
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