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Name:Cnoc na Carraige
Hill number:1448
Height:209m / 686ft
Parent (Ma):1445  Cruach nan Caorach
RHB Section:19C: Loch Fyne to Bute and the Firth of Clyde
County/UA:Argyll and Bute
Catchment:Fyne, Catchment Boundaries
Watershed:Ardlamont Point to Fife Ness
Class:Hump, Tump (200-299m), Submarilyn, Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,2,sMa,Y)
Grid ref:NR 97559 68259
Summit feature:small pile of stones
Drop:142m
Col:67m  NR963711  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 62
(1:25k) 362S
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 29 users)ByDate of Ascent
A 9 top bike round mostly on forestry tracks and minor roads.robertphillips28/08/2022
Parked at NR9697 7106 in a wide area off the forest track. Decided not to try driving the track as there was evidence of recent forestry vehicle activity. Followed the track to within 240m of the summit, then picked our way through the felled and replanted area. Nice little summit area, but awkward walking once off the track.LizH09/11/2021
Walked in from S end of Kames via Cowal Way & forest tracks. Faint old logging track helped with route through the brash/new plantings from the SSW. Small cairn on summit mound below tree.Lindsay M07/11/2021
With LJanet M07/11/2021
With Alex, Charlie, Doug & Rick. Drove in along forest track after Inchmarnock boat trip.Tony J26/08/2017
Expedition led by D Law. Drove up to High point from golf course to N then thrash through felling to summit. Rubbish.Thearlaichdubh26/08/2017
With Carole Engel, filling in time before the Inchmarnock Island boat rip at 10am. Drove past golf clubhouse (1 unlocked gate to open) on a good forest track, 4x4 not required. Walked final 300m over felled conifer woodland - very rough going.jonglew26/08/2017
Bagged as part of the Famous Five with Alex, Charlie, Rick and Tony after driving in along the forest track from the golf course.Dugswell226/08/2017
Easy up via drive thru golf course to point described by RHW. Lines up through brash of trees felled a year or so ago to old pasture with small trees. With Dugswell, Alex, Tony and Charlie after Inchmarnock trip.nordicstar26/08/2017
Fancy footwork required for summit photo poses courtesy of Director Doug.Alex C26/08/2017
Trees between N-S forest road and the summit have been felled.mae13/10/2016
New forestry from N, presumably, eventually reaches to within 500m then continues away SW, presumably. The track marked on map from S, Glenahuil, Does Not Exist. You have to hack through densely fallen pines then knee deep bog before reaching to forestry access well made up track.Eddie29/05/2014
dullish hill, summit free of trees but +/- no view. rough tk to park at 973681, fairly open pltn to summit RHW23/03/2002
Parked at the car park near Blair's Ferry and took the Millhouse footpath to meet up with the north - south track. Once at a level with the summit hacking was required to reach it.garyhoney21/07/2000
Tom Mundell07/05/2023
Trekking toes07/05/2023
Noah Hyslop07/05/2023
PeterAH09/11/2021
Tricky12/10/2021
AndyS24/10/2020
Martin R29/11/2017
carole engel26/08/2017
bjewing22/05/2016
Kiltie24/04/2015
Alan Whatley09/04/2013
Sherlock05/05/2012
chalky195307/11/2011
Colin Crawford08/03/2010
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