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Name:Monluth Hill
Hill number:4617
Height:377m / 1237ft
Parent (Ma):507  Kerloch
RHB Section:07B: Braemar to Montrose
County/UA:Aberdeenshire
Catchment:Dee (Aberdeen), Catchment Boundaries
Watershed:Aberdeen Bay
Class:Hump, Tump (300-399m), Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,3,Y)
Grid ref:NO 73327 87812
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:113m
Col:264m  NO722870  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 45
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 41 users)ByDate of Ascent
Bike helped greatly for two thirds of the way, though not the steeper, overgrown upper part. Just over an hour return from Spyhill cottage.AndyS15/07/2023
Forestry track almost to the top.Tisteln05/07/2023
Good parking at the start of the track to Spyhill Cottage, where the A957 takes a sharp bend. Followed good forest tracks, then a less used section more steeply uphill heading S, then SW to less than 100m from the summit in an area with widely spaced trees.LizH12/02/2023
From Mongour down through patchy firebreak to the main forest track heading SW. At bend take track to the left heading steeply uphill before levelling out again and followed track to high point before heading up through heather between patchy trees to summit area where there is a fence and the tracks over the gas pipeline. No clear summit area but feels as though its in an area close to the fence line.Jossker04/02/2023
Weather fair.MountainMac13/06/2021
Solo. Parked at the car park near Spyhill Cottage on the Slug Road (A957). Along forest tracks to Monluth Hill, only a very small part being off-track. Back same way. Open views initially as forest has been felled; it’s been replanted, though. Bright and sunny.pwbellarby19/03/2020
Good forest roads allowed for parking at NO 7295 8687, only final 400m a bit rough. Good track almost all the way to the top from there. Gate was locked on the return, fortunately situation quickly remidied without tears!jonglew24/10/2019
4 hr+ morning walk there and back with L from our housesit to N, largely on good forest paths and tracks. Unlikely as it seems, lying underground along the summit ridge, and marked by warning posts against digging, are two of the five high pressure gas pipelines distributing North Sea Gas from the St Fergus terminal nr. Peterhead to the rest of the UK.The gas moves at @25mph and pressured to between 48 -60 bars -so not something you would want to dig into. Compressor stations are provided at 40 mile intervals; each compresses the gas from about 48 bar at 5 °C to 65 bar at 45 °C. The next station south being near Kirriemuir.Chris Pearson27/08/2019
10 mile run from the parking at Hill of Quithel, Monluth and Leachienix_snilloc30/06/2019
From the windfarm to the SW over rough heathery ground. Then down NW through the trees to a forest road.Alan Moore24/07/2018
Out for a walk with Kasi its great when my day off coincides with nice weather.LizzieG24/03/2017
From NO7618391623hill walker01/01/2014
NO 73328 87812, 370m, heather bump, deep-heather summit area. drove in (from NO791893) then walked track NW then NE RHW13/11/2010
Tom Mundell13/05/2023
Trekking toes13/05/2023
interloper29/04/2023
Fletch29/04/2023
PeterAH12/02/2023
bagger1410/11/2021
fionnag21/10/2020
dave g21/10/2020
mae04/02/2020
gary198125/01/2020
Ledi25/01/2020
govanah07/12/2019
Dave McG24/10/2019
bjewing24/08/2018
Tony S03/09/2016
Alan Whatley27/02/2016
elma spencer19/01/2016
Kiltie02/06/2015
Janet M07/12/2014
Lindsay M07/12/2014
chalky195319/04/2013
Mudskipper22/07/2012
tallblond06/01/2012
Bob6719/07/2011
Martin R01/03/2010
Colin Crawford21/05/2009
thelonious08/03/2009
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