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Name:Leagag
Hill number:138
Height:601m / 1972ft
RHB Section:02A: Loch Rannoch to Glen Lyon
County/UA:Perth and Kinross
Catchment:Tay
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Graham, Yeaman
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,G,Y)
Grid ref:NN 51889 53905
Summit feature:cairn
Drop:215m
Col:386m  NN502533  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 42 51
(1:25k) 385E
Survey:obvious summit
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 167 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
From parking by Bridge of Gaur hall (NN504565), across bridge to start of track (NN504564), S on track to the start of a wet stalkers' track (NN504540) and followed that until it levelled out S of Meall Dubh, then angled NE up to col between Meall Dubh and Leagag, up to ridge and over a few bumps to the summit, descended more directly WSW back to stalkers' path and back to start (2h45m)kdbennett07/03/2024
From Bridge of Gaur using good track then over Meall Dubh and along ridge. On hill by dawn and saw 2 large herds of deertrimarc207/08/2023
From Bridge of Gaur, via track, path and SW ridge. Great views of many Munros. Descent same way.IanHHill06/06/2023
From small parking area with picnic bench at Bridge of Gaur. South down track, then footpath before heading east over Meall Dubh. 1 hr 20 to summit from car park. Descended WSW to footpath and returned via outward route. KeithByTheC27/04/2023
From village hall CP at Bridge of Gaur. Track starts E of tin hut. Start of stalkers path is marked by a cain. Ascent NE from highest point of path, return W along ridge. Pleasant hill. Galltywenallt27/04/2023
RIB, Bran HFB14/04/2023
Carparking at village hall. Up main track branching right at the cairn.Just before the highpoint a good atv track leads off left up to the 500 metre level and easy from there up the west ridge.Great viewpoint.ARM11/03/2023
Parked at village hall, followed estate track south to small pile of stones, then on to west ridge via ATV / stalkers path. Extensive views from top.willyross13/02/2023
From Bridge of Gaur village hall, south along the track then up the west ridge.DaveMcS30/01/2023
Parked next to tin village hall. Locals said this was OK. Used right of way for access. And then path , v wet and not initially clear, for around one km and then off piste. Of interest, around ten corvids dispaying whilst i ate lunch. And close to 100 red deer gathering in mushy area near stresm. Access - stalking, Finnart Estate. 07710 328025VerySlowPlodder02/11/2021
From Bridge of Gaur, parked at start of logging track slightly to west, plenty of space without imposing. early start because of forecast rain that did not materialise. Uo the track to a small cairn marking the track running along the south side of Leagag. Tok this for a kilometre or so and cut up to the ridge on easy ground,. Similar route on return.dickscroop17/10/2021
A very good walk from Bridge of Gaur. Parked on the logging road, where there is a pull in just before the gate. Seemed more polite than parking at the village hall given ongoing problems with Covidiots locally. Along the road to the track W of Allt an Fheadain. Very pleasant walk up the track, past new tree plantings higher up. Path heads to the foot of the hill at a large cairn, up this to the ridge line, then just walk up the hill, easy enough going even with a busted knee ligament. Hags and tussocks just below the summit are easily avoided on low ridges of short, dry heather. Very good even on a murky drizzly day.Gill19/08/2021
Meall Chomraidh, Leagag and Coille Mhor from Bridge of Gaur using a mix of estate tracks, reindeer trails and snow shoes.summitter30/01/2021
After Meall C. Left track at cairn and along boggy path till top insight then up through boggy tough grass and heather to summit. More direct route back to path but just as tough then down to track and short bit on tarmac road to car. 200mins trip.Coinneach20/09/2020
Solo jog, from Bridge of Gaur. With Meall Chromraidh.amswanston17/05/2019
With Paul ERobF14/12/2018
From Bridge of Gaur along West ridgeraffemeister12/09/2018
Meall Chomraidh & Legag starting from just E of Bridge of Gaur. Started ascent of The Meall from E, just N of bridge - some bracken bashing - super summit views - descent by ascent route. Crossed grassy land (approx ESE direction to join good track heading S) - approx E of Legag took a path (start marked by a cairn) for a few hundred meters, then pathless to summit - a fine hill (under Graham height but not less than 600m & a Ma). (12km, 590m).ger04/09/2018
Parked by the school at Bridge of Gaur and ascended by the nearby track in warm weather with clear views. Descended some way before cutting across to Meall Chomraidh.JohnW28/05/2018
From Bridge of Gaur on good track, then directly up slopes. One of the hills which just as you think you are near the top another bump looms ahead.Buteobuteo25/05/2018
1 of 3: From Bridge of Gaur Tin Church CP.ChrisR21/02/2018
1st of the day... parked near village hall, track then easy dry ridge. Fine views, if a little hazy for photos. On to Sron Smeur in the afternoon.N.Morters08/04/2017
Parked at the village hall then easy walk with Smudge and Chris Watson.Dugswell213/11/2016
Out & back in damp conditions from Bridge of Gaur with Dugswell & Chris W.Smudge13/11/2016
Climbed with Smudge and Douglas in typically foul conditions, especially on summit.chriswatson13/11/2016
An easy bag. Good views.jenx21/05/2016
Early morning bag up from Bridge of Gaur, parked in the red roofed village hall CP. Used the track to 350m, then old soggy stalkers path until leaving it to climb grassy/heathery slopes to summit ridge. Good viewpoint from a hill somewhat dwarfed by neighbours to the South.nordicstar21/05/2016
Climbed after Meall Chomraidh, a wet and very windy evening.Chris Peart19/05/2016
On the 2016 TGO Challengealistairpooler17/05/2016
With OCH as loop from Blackwood. Deep soft snow. Windy and clear on summit. Rounsfell20/02/2016
Meall chomraidh and leagag from bridge of gaur.robertphillips07/11/2015
Great viewpoint. From Bridge of Gaur.hillsman15/07/2015
Solo tripInvicta1420/04/2015
From Bridge of Gaur,with mora.BLACKHILL25/03/2015
Parked Bridge of Gaur. Up track and west ridge. Then over to Chomraidh.AndrewFinnimore20/05/2014
Overcast and sunny, windy (40mph), warm, good views.iangalbraith16/05/2014
after Meall Chomraidh from Br of Gaur. Fine E ridge and great views. Then back to Br of Gaur. next on same day Meall a ChataidhThearlaichdubh19/04/2014
Followed Richard's routejimbloomer24/03/2012
Parked by the Braes of Rannoch Church at NN507566, took track South, then stalkers path Left at NN504541. Grassy rake to summit from ca. NN513536.richtea504009/04/2011
From Bridge of Gaur to Leagag, then on to Meall ChomraidhGallovidian05/10/2008
Solo - evening run on Camping trip to Loch Rannochdonmeister26/08/2007
solodonmeister28/06/2007
Round of Leagag and Meall Chomraidh, when latter was a subbie, from Bridge of Gaur.Eddie16/04/2004
fine steep hill, excellent view, easy quick approach from NE. park 549564, track, up S ridge, down E face RHW22/12/2001
Access track for 2 miles then a stalkers' path around flank of hill to top at 12.00. Loch Rannoch full length under rain clouds.arranc16/04/2000
From Camghouran- a lovely approach through old pine forest. We'd hoped to get on Meall Buidhe but there was stalking there so we chanced the lower powered firearms on this grouse moor. A nice hill with broad ridges and a wonderful viewpoint over Rannoch Moor, to Glencoe and even Ben Cruachan. Nice surprise, though we'd never heard of relative hills by 1993. With Petepwheeler25/09/1993
scott duncan13/05/2023
RobB09/05/2023
Scott Morley 8607/05/2023
GavinTheobald 304/05/2023