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Name:Dun I
Hill number:4815
Height:101m / 331ft
Parent (Ma):none
RHB Section:17E: Mull and Nearby Islands
County/UA:Argyll and Bute
Island:Iona
Class:Hump, Tump (100-199m), SIB, Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,1,SIB,Y)
Grid ref:NM 28392 25222
Summit feature:conical cairn
Drop:101m
Col:Sea
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 48
(1:25k) 373
Observations:trig point 20m N is lower
Survey:obvious summit
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 205 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Walked up in cloud and rain then visited northern beach. Amazing scenery. Basking shark spotted on ferry back. With MartJohn Eley30/06/2023
From ferry on visit to Staffa and Iona with Staffa Tours. Path beyond glamping pod field.SS05/06/2023
Iona - I walked through all the marshes around the back like an idiot. I got a wet foot.rustypip17/04/2023
Dun I done.tim74724/03/2023
On IonaSmelly socks24/02/2023
From ferryboat and back.Andrew Pearson08/08/2022
Quick half an hour walk to the top on a day trip to Iona - well worth it for the views from the topCap_Thunderbolt20/10/2021
LS NG AD JG MGjohn steel16/10/2021
Stunning views. Easy short walk up. Bit muddy towards top.Hirta13/10/2021
Enjoyable walk around N part of island bagging 5 Tumps. 2/5. Summit and trig.PGCE01/07/2021
Day trip to Iona. Circular walk around the island taking in the high point on the way back. With Gillianrichard6905/10/2020
Simply lovely 'peak' - 5 minutes up, maybe 10. Combined with a long coastal walk around the North of the islandjpitches17/09/2019
With Natalie, found our own way around from the west. Walked from the pods north to the beach, and around to the west. Had to crawl through one fence, but overall an easy little walk up to the top. Clear skies and views all around. Ben More tempting us from Mull.mccormackthomas18/06/2019
2nd on round of Iona tumps. Along road and up past the pods. Gates lead to open moor and faint track to top. Good views with weather starting to improve. With C.PeterD26/05/2019
Walk over 5 of Iona's hills on a fine sunny day.RobertP02/05/2019
Great viewpoint and stunning daypaddyirish15/04/2019
With Morna and Adelheidfergie23/10/2018
Great view today with lots of sunshine and sparse clouds. Visited summit after a visit to the Abbey and NunneryWayne Mac10/08/2018
with the familyjabailey31427/07/2018
Morning jaunt to Iona to bag this hill not climbed on previous visit. Perfect weather conditions.NormanW13/07/2018
3 northerly tumps with Anisia and Hannah.lordtonult05/07/2018
Perfect spotthekirkie pirate17/06/2018
Walk from ferry also Taking in Baile Mor. With Debs, Talisker and Goska.Mountain Goat05/05/2018
Approximate date. With J.NotReallyABagger30/12/2017
Enough time after Dùn Cùl Bhuirg and before ferry to make return visit (after more than 34 years). Up tourist track from east and down by slightly more southerly route. Sun improving and haze slightly less – Treshnish Isles a bit clearer.mainnirnamfiadh21/01/2017
From Pier. Wet n windy. Along past Abbey, through gate, and faint grassy path to Summit Cairn, fishing net floats and Trig. Solo.The Captain06/06/2016
Kcrazy01/01/2016
With MarionOik01/07/2015
Final island of three Island trip Good path from road behind Abbey.Buteobuteo10/06/2015
With Jimmy McPaul Date is my oldest nephew Jolyan's 43rd birthday.vegibagger02/06/2015
With Jenx, Eric Y and Anne Bunn. Easy up path after walking from ferry drop off at Martyr's Bay. Very windy but superb views.nordicstar26/04/2015
Stopped off for nostalgia trip on way to reccy start of Ben More.justin99928/08/2014
An easy climb with good views on a fine clear day.Walker Dan26/08/2014
With Danú & Coel.Dangerous Dave08/06/2014
Whilst with Greenbelt on IonaFionalevey24/05/2014
Easy walk from ferry landing, before visit to the Abbey. Fantastic views all round.Crib Goch02/04/2014
A day trip with Kathy and Cow. A perfect day, great views and sunny, calm conditions.Play2End15/10/2013
Our alternative to a mist enshrouded Ben More.summitsup10/09/2013
After visiting Staffa, we got dropped off at Iona, so straight up the hump.tallblond09/05/2013
Trackless but simple ascent.willyross01/05/2013
Visited whilst on day trip to Iona. Easy walk up with good views to Mull.quadbarrel17/10/2012
Probably third or fourth ascent. Previous dates not recorded.coldfeet721/08/2012
With VARVIPete2821/08/2012
Heathergarbo110315/06/2012
As a godless heathen infidel held my breath as I walked past the ruins etc. Couple of rather obvious routes. Some interesting landscape to explore on t\'other side. And fab views.Martin R18/04/2012
Wonderful location and views.dal14/09/2011
petey26/07/2011
Signposted path from the Abbey. Cairn is obviously higher than trig. Very windy.malcorbett28/05/2011
Climbed from the back of the abbey tried to get as much rock as possible to make more interesting. Beautiful clear day with scattered showers.robbosem19/05/2011
Walk up past the Abbey to a signed footpath to the left on WDP on grass to the top at 13.20. Patricia's and my lifelong ambition. Large neat pyramid cairn on top and Vanessa 10364 further down. Heard two corncrakes.arranc18/05/2011