Carn a' Bhothain Mholaich

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Name:	Carn a' Bhothain Mholaich
Hill number:	3133
Height:	853m / 2799ft
Parent (Ma):	621 Carn Dearg
RHB Section:	09B: Glen Albyn and the Monadh Liath
County/UA:	Highland
Catchment:	Findhorn, Catchment Boundaries, Spey
Watershed:	Inner Moray Firth
Class:	Simm, High Hills of Britain, Corbett Top (Tu,Sim,HHB,CT)
Grid ref:	NH 70562 06701
Summit feature:	boulder
Drop:	66m
Col:	787m NH695056
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 35 (1:25k) OL56 402
Observations:	c 15m E fenceline
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 63 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)	By	Date of Ascent
A pretty bad day with lots of deep soft snow. I didn't get back to Kingussie till 18:37, 2 hours 23 min after sunset. However, I wasn't the last down as I passed two men at about 740m when they stopped to put their headtorches on.	Alan Moore	19/01/2024
5th Simm of the day after Geal Charn then back to Kingussie by the landrover track. 20k in total.	NormanW	07/11/2023
Followed fenceline from Bruach nan Imirichean. In clag.	187lenny	17/09/2023
Circuit of Glen Gynack from Kingussie. Followed track up Glen Gynack and fior short distance up W side of Allt Mor, then headed W up hillside to near beallach and short climb to Creag Mhor. Continued to Creag Dhubh, Carn Coire na h-Inghinn, Geal Charn, Carn a' Bhothain Mholaich and Carn an Fhreiceadain. Easy walking on track to Beinn Bhreac then descent (steep at end) and climb to Meall a' Chocaire. Continued S and climbed Creag Bhalg. Returned via track running roughly SW (path marked on map disappeared near golf course).	RobertP	01/06/2023
Took large rock just away from fence to be the summit then went across to the corbett - long, wet and haggy on the descent. No view as cloud was in.	Trantham Clan	21/05/2023
RIB, Bran	HFB	29/07/2022
With Rod, Grant and John to Carn an Fhreiceadain up west path. Then split and Rod and I went cross country to pick up the Munroes on repeat (second for Rod, fourth for me). Grant picked us up at the car park.	SS	05/06/2022
From the Balavil Hotel using track by Allt na Beinne.	richtea5040	05/03/2022
5/9 Creag Mhor, Creag Dhubh, Carn Coire na h Inghinn, Geal Charn, Carn a Bhothian Mholaich, Bruach nan Imirichean, Carn Sgulain, Carn An Fhreiceadain and Beinn Bhreac. Tough Climb first, then easier walking along old and established fence lines right out into the moors then back on good tracks for the Corbett and down on tracks over Beinn Bhreac making the last miles easier. So remote out there!	nickywood1	07/07/2021
07:12 bus from Kingussie to Kincraig, then Kincraig to Kingussie over 1 HF and 10 Simms. 7/11	PGCE	05/06/2021
creag mhor, creag dhubh, carn coire na h inghinn, geal charn, carn a bhothain mholaich, bruach nan imirichean, carn squlain, carn an fhreiceadain repeat, beinn bhreac from kingussie golf club CP.	robertphillips	08/11/2020
3 of 7: From Carn an Fhreiceadain.	ChrisR	31/10/2019
	JimT	28/03/2018
From Carn an Fhreiceadain with Steves Smith & Lewis. HP seemed to be a prominent embedded boulder 15m E side fence line.	jonglew	02/02/2018
	KeithByTheC	27/07/2017
See Carn na Fhreicedan	dickscroop	08/10/2014
Debs Goska	Mountain Goat	27/04/2011
MB. Strone to A'Chailleach, Carn Sgulain then Carn a'Bhothain Mholaich & Carn an Fhreiceadain. Descent by Meall na Gearra & Tom Garbh. A cold wintery day with Neve' on the tops.	Vin	29/12/2008
fine dry short-heather summit, large boulder just N of summit; fine view. tk from S then due W to summit	RHW	21/09/2003
	ketzster	10/07/2023
	Dottie	04/07/2023
	Livi2020	29/04/2023
	chrispine	26/04/2023
	iainwalton	29/10/2022
	Simon Winton	18/07/2022
	Alan Whatley	12/06/2022
	govanah	26/03/2022
	interloper	20/01/2022
	GaryJones	23/07/2021
	Pete R	03/07/2021
	carole engel	23/09/2020
	danielarn	06/04/2020
	Gallovidian	25/10/2019
	alda	18/10/2019
	Toril	21/06/2019
	weaselmaster	15/06/2019
	Sick Kid	15/06/2019
	Dave McG	25/07/2018
	mae	10/06/2018
	mntainman	02/02/2018
	thenomad	02/02/2018
	Oh no I forgot...	27/07/2017
	BaggerGutt	27/07/2017
	Colin Crawford	17/05/2017
	ajwxyzt	03/12/2016
	Tricky	09/07/2015
	neilsan	18/05/2015
	Gavin Theobald	17/04/2015
	hill walker	23/08/2013
	Trailmaister	17/02/2013