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Name:Meall an t-Slugain
Hill number:4164
Height:731.9m / 2401ft
Parent (Ma):536  Ben Avon - Leabaidh an Daimh Bhuidhe
RHB Section:08B: Cairngorms
County/UA:Aberdeenshire
Catchment:Dee (Aberdeen)
Class:Simm, Graham Top, Yeaman
(Tu,Sim,GT,Y)
Grid ref:NO 12664 95755
Summit feature:rock by cairn
Drop:71.8m
Col:660m  NO 1232 9669  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 36 43
(1:25k) OL58S 404S
Observations:boulder 110m WNW at NO 12571 95810 is 0.2m lower
Survey:Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 40 users)ByDate of Ascent
From Keiloch by bike after bagging Craig Leek and Meall Gorm. Cycled up side Glen to 141960. Used an old atv track on foot to gain height initially then straight line to top. Nice view of snowy Munros.NormanW17/11/2023
From Gleann an t-Slugain.sclater21/08/2023
Simon Winton20/08/2023
Alan Whatley06/07/2023
richtea504016/04/2023
hill walker18/09/2022
Dave McG21/08/2022
thelonious30/07/2022
Pete R11/05/2022
SpudGunn15/11/2021
alda26/06/2021
#7 of 9 from InvercauldRHW02/06/2021
From Keiloch, up the Slugain to the second ford, bulldozed track to its high point then towards Meall Dorch, joining an ATV track, then deer tracks towards Meall an t-Slugain, bogs, then heather to summit but nice tundra walk down and over Carn na Craoibhe Seileich. Joined wrecked ATV track lower down to Eag Dubh then up rough stuff, easy on ridge to Creag an Dail Bheag, over Carn Liath and down easily at first, then long heather to join awful path at col below Creag a' Chait. Deer track gives easy way up through short heather to summit. Down is mainly easy going, then across Allt Dourie to ATV track and gate, then track to the Stables and back to Keiloch.Gill13/04/2021
govanah24/08/2020
carole engel11/07/2020
Kevin2903505/08/2019
BaggerGutt18/05/2019
Tricky09/05/2019
Solo HFB12/08/2017
weaselmaster15/07/2017
Sick Kid15/07/2017
carn fiaclach, A chioch, BaB south top, beinn a bhuird, stob an t sluichd, cnap a chlerich, carn eas, creag an dail mhor, meall a t slugain, from keiloch invercauld MTB to end of tracks before ruins slugain.robertphillips22/04/2017
interloper26/07/2016
Fletch26/07/2016
mae15/05/2016
Gavin Theobald11/07/2015
See Creag a Chiarich. On main valley track a small cairn by a stream marks a good point to head off east up the hill.dickscroop22/06/2015
Ibex21/06/2014
Steve Q19/04/2014
Solo. From walkers' car park at Keiloch. To Gleann an t-Slugain and up the SE slopes of Meall an t-Slugain. I reached a cairn that seemed to mark the summit of Meall an t-Slugain. However, spot height on OS 1:50,000 is a little further on so I went to that point. It seemed lower but this is just from visual observation. Continued to Creag an Dhail Bheag and Carn Liath.pwbellarby11/01/2013
hill walker30/07/2011
chalky195321/08/2009
ajwxyzt02/08/2009
Colin Crawford17/02/2009
neilsan02/08/2008
StueyB29/01/2005
bertbarnett12311/06/2000
IainT29/03/1995
Meagaidh01/04/1991
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