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Elevation
1,019m
3,343 ft
Prominence
105m
Coordinates
57.0119, -3.8413
NN882927
OS Map
35 43
Explorer: OL57S 403S
The summit boasts a sizeable stone cairn marking the pinnacle, providing a perfect backdrop for that coveted summit selfie. There's also a wonderful expansive view stretching in all directions.
Mullach Clach a' Bhlair is primarily composed of schists and gneisses, typical of the ancient Caledonian geology found throughout the Highlands. The distinctive rocky outcrops give the mountain its rugged charm.
From the summit, you can catch sight of the stunning Cairngorms, the Monadhliath Mountains, and Loch Einich. On a clear day, you'll see for miles and possibly catch a glimpse of wildlife, or at least a fellow hiker snoozing.
The name 'Mullach Clach a' Bhlair' translates to 'the hill of the stone of Blair,' which likely refers to some ancient significance tied to the area.
The mountain is a part of the Cairngorms National Park, an area rich in history including the legacy of the Scottish clans and the beautiful natural landscapes.
A scenic route starting from Glen Feshie that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and takes you through picturesque trails.
This route features a gradual ascent, making it suitable for those looking for a slightly easier stroll up the Munro.
The closest parking is at the end of the track off the B970, at the Auchlean car park, which has spaces for several vehicles.
Buses from nearby towns, such as Aviemore, run to the B970 road, with a bit of a walk to the car park.
In Aviemore, you’ll find cafes, restaurants, and public toilets to prepare for your adventure or celebrate post-hike with a slice of cake.
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Grid Ref: NN882927
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