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Elevation
1,007m
3,303 ft
Prominence
91m
Coordinates
57.0357, -3.6888
NN976951
OS Map
36 43
Explorer: OL57S 403S
The summit is marked by a prominent cairn, providing a perfect photo opportunity for those who have braved the ascent. The views from the summit are nothing short of breathtaking.
The Devil's Point is primarily composed of granite, which is a result of volcanic activity millions of years ago. The impressive granite walls and steep cliffs make for stunning views while also presenting a rugged challenge for hikers.
From the summit, you can see the majestic peaks of the Cairngorms, including Ben Macdui and Braeriach, alongside picturesque glens and lochs.
The name 'Devil's Point' is attributed to the mountain's ominous silhouette and may stem from local folklore.
The mountain is a popular challenge for Munro baggers and is notable in local hiking culture.
Starting from the Linn of Dee car park, this route takes you through Glen Lui and into the majestic Lairig Ghru. Follow the well-maintained path to Corrour Bothy before ascending steeply to the summit of The Devil's Point. This is a popular and direct route, offering stunning views of the Cairngorms and the surrounding glens.
Begin at the Linn of Dee car park and cycle or hike to White Bridge. From there, follow the trail along Glen Dee to Corrour Bothy. After a brief rest, ascend to the summit of The Devil's Point. This circular route is a classic Cairngorms adventure, with opportunities to spot wildlife along the way.
This challenging route includes The Devil's Point as part of a longer traverse of the Cairn Toul massif. Starting from Linn of Dee, hike through the Lairig Ghru to Corrour Bothy. Ascend The Devil's Point before continuing to Cairn Toul and possibly Sgor an Lochain Uaine. A demanding but rewarding day for experienced hillwalkers.
From Linn of Dee, follow the track to Derry Lodge and continue along Glen Dee to Corrour Bothy. Ascend The Devil’s Point before retracing your steps. This straightforward out-and-back route is a great option for those seeking a focused day on The Devil’s Point specifically.
A multi-day expedition through the heart of the Cairngorms, climbing Braeriach, Cairn Toul, Sgor an Lochain Uaine, and The Devil’s Point. This route begins from the Sugarbowl car park near Aviemore, traversing the Lairig Ghru and tackling the summits over several days, with wild camping or bothy stays along the way.
The Achlean car park offers a free parking area with access to excellent trails.
There are limited bus services from nearby towns, with the closest major service being from Aviemore.
Facilities are limited in the immediate vicinity; however, Aviemore offers a variety of cafes, shops, and public toilets.
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Grid Ref: NN976951
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