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Name:An Suidhe
Hill number:4636
Height:541m / 1775ft
Parent (Ma):633  Carn an Fhreiceadain
RHB Section:09B: Glen Albyn and the Monadh Liath
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Spey
Class:Hump, Dodd (500-599m), Highland Five, Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,5,HF,Y)
Grid ref:NH 81346 07080
Summit feature:rock slab 10m NNW of large cairn
Drop:125m
Col:416m  NH801074  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 35
(1:25k) OL56 402
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 50 users)ByDate of Ascent
Up the track then trod from Leault Fram. The wind blew atrociously for the first part, and then it was horrific on the summit. Just a 500m HuMP. Can't believe it.Eddie28/01/2024
Verge parking almost under A9 at road tunnel NH82370479 south of Kincraig. Tracks from there past Old Mill cottage then towards hill. Used gate to access southern flanks of hill. Heather not too deep but heavily infested with ticks of all sizes, many fast-moving!willyross15/08/2023
Walked down SE slope from Cnoc an Tiumpain, followed road for a bit then accessed through a gate187lenny23/07/2023
See https://scotlandhills.net/north-of-the-highland-wildlife-park/hill walker19/05/2023
Bagged during hill race from Kincraig. Mostly good paths.Frannibaggins18/09/2021
07:12 bus from Kingussie to Kincraig, then Kincraig to Kingussie over 1 HF and 10 Simms. 1/11PGCE05/06/2021
An suidhe, cnoc a tiumpain north top, cnoc an tiumpain, A bhuidheanaich, meall a chocaire, beinn bhreac north top, cairn dulnan, from kincraig down to balavil for a bike run back to kincraig.robertphillips17/04/2021
4 of 5: From Carn Allt na Baranachd.ChrisR09/03/2020
An impressive summit cairn. To avoid Denise and Richard's aggressive farmer (which Deana insisted that we do), we took a track up to Dunachton Lodge to the western ridge (a lovely walk through very dark red deer infested birch woods), then across a main ridge footpath before a heathery descent to Leault Farm and its many, many sheep dogs. A nice 90 minute round trip.summitter05/01/2019
HP 10 p NW of windshelter with superb wild views, after heathery ascent from South, via track to North of Dunachton Lodge. Stalking/ Shooting info from 01540 651226-we were informed by friendly gamekeepers that our route was clear but area to West was not. Avoid access via Leault Farm ( working sheep dog demonstrations) where an aggressive farmer barred access across his land and inferred that our car, parked on verge, nearby might not be safe as it was on 'private land without permission.'There is a new road layout / road under the A 9 S of Dunachton Lodge.Denise 15/10/2018
If you are up for an argument then park on the Leault Fm. approach road and take the track through the Farm. After an unexpectedly aggressive reception from the farmer giving us concerns over the safety of our car we opted to move on and approach via the Dunachton Lodge track. Through Birch and Oak woods in splendid autumn golds then N up heathery slopes to large summit cairn and wind shelter. Blue skies and hot sunshine.RichardM15/10/2018
Ascended from Leault Farm - best to park by the entrance. Followed track through the farm and ascended from the west, where the forest started.JohnW06/08/2018
Good circuit of the three Humps. With B and R.jenx22/07/2018
Circuit of three hills from A9nordicstar22/07/2018
From Cnoc an Tiumpain via its N top and the track summit at 613m. Left track at NH803072, kept to least vegetated ground then decided to head for the cairn on the ridge below pt 486. From here, there was a trodden path through the heathery sections, all the way to the excellent summit- the best walking all day. For descent, a WSW sort of emerges WNW of the summit and a way to the track S of the grouse butts went reasonably well- as others have found. Down to Leauit- the traverse of this hill was a good finish to an enjoyable walk over A'Bhuidheanach.pwheeler19/07/2018
From Kincraig. New A9 route blocked direct access, so walked down B 9152 south to a road tunnel on side road at NH 82365 04790. Then tracks past Dunachton Lodge and up to the east edge of forest. Then pathless up west ridge to the summit. Returned the same way. With DB and RP.Man of Kernow122/05/2018
From Kincraig. Up via W ridge. 4/8 cloud, strong SW wind, vg vis. Spectacular views. Alone.CJM15/02/2018
with MattBigNick12/09/2016
One of three peaksMc101p12/09/2016
While on Backcountry Survival 3 day expedition.clashcityrocker11/06/2016
Climbed from corner of forest at NH803072.Chris Peart16/05/2014
Circuit from Balavil, along ridge from Fhreaceadain. Path up W ridge, easy descent S to track, back via Dunachton Lodge then along busy-ish B-road to start.RHW02/05/2014
Solo run while staying at Alvieamswanston12/04/2014
Exact date not known. With a group of scouts, after a night bivouacking in the forest to the north.callumblack03/08/1985
lindaross15/08/2023
Kevin2903525/08/2022
StueyB11/08/2022
Fletch21/01/2022
interloper21/01/2022
AndyS26/09/2021
Tony S26/07/2021
Dave McG28/03/2019
Kompass26/01/2019
richtea504020/10/2018
thelonious02/07/2018
bjewing24/06/2018
mae12/06/2018
iaindbrown06/06/2018
Martin R25/05/2017
Kiltie28/10/2016
Alan Whatley25/10/2016
wainwrighteer18/01/2015
fasgadh21/11/2014
neilsan01/03/2013
bertbarnett12324/11/2012
Alan Moore02/09/2012
Lindsay M01/04/2012
chalky195322/05/2009
Colin Crawford14/04/2009
Martyn116/02/2003