Creag Phitiulais

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Name:	Creag Phitiulais
Hill number:	4622
Height:	447m / 1467ft
Parent (Ma):	601 Meall a' Bhuachaille
RHB Section:	08A: Cairngorms
County/UA:	Highland (UA)
Catchment:	Spey
Class:	Hump, Tump (400-499m) (Hu,Tu,4)
Grid ref:	NH 92910 13230
Summit feature:	cairn
Drop:	134m
Col:	313m NH944113
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 36 (1:25k) OL57N 403N
Observations:	ground on very nearby S side of wall may be as high
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 21 users)	By	Date of Ascent
Parked at N end of Loch Pityoulish (921141). Followed decent path on north shore of loch then rising traverse south through birch woodland, steep at top through pine trees then heather to top. Good direct route but bracken could be a problem in the summer.	Dave McG	22/12/2018
Dry walk with Iain and Martin to Creag a' Ghreusaich and Creag Phitiulais before the heavy rain came.	Dugswell2	09/06/2018
Dropped off on roadside, walked up track to Achnahatnich farm and Creag a'Ghreusaich, then disappearing track into sparse woodland. Up heather clad hillside until steepened with juniper and gorse. Rocky top with old boundary post. Continued on along rough ridge until gate in fence to felled forest allowed an ascent up to Creag Phituilais. Steeply down West side to emerge near lochan, difficult drain lines to cross. Steep up Callart Hill to finish then walk back into Aviemore via Old Bridge Inn	nordicstar	23/06/2017
Approach from south (Achnahatnich) on bike. Floundered up from high point of track through the broom jungle. If however you go up through the felled woodland, west of the fence, the ascent is trivial. A very good viewpoint. Cairn near what appears to be the highest point, south of the dyke.	fasgadh	05/05/2014
From NE, track past Milton to Ghreusaich, then heathery trudge to the HuMP. Broom thicket is bad - best pass R of it. Descended NE, not too bad even in summer.	RHW	06/07/2013
Ascended through the wood from the north west.	JohnW	12/04/2013
P at Xrd S of Badaguish. Track to just below Creag a'Ghreusaiche then followed fence and later wall to top (horrible). Top has Cairn. Followed a path which disappeared. Hit track about 1km N of C a'G	chrisbien	08/09/2012
	hill walker	10/09/2018
	Martin R	09/06/2018
	iaindbrown	09/06/2018
	Alan Whatley	22/06/2016
	Arctica	14/03/2016
	Kiltie	23/10/2015
	mae	06/04/2015
	bjewing	16/04/2014
	bertbarnett123	15/06/2013
	Colin Crawford	14/08/2012
	Lindsay M	12/02/2012
	thelonious	14/08/2011
	chalky1953	28/09/2008
	bootsbootes	18/08/1973