Cleit Ard [Clett Ard]

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Name:	Cleit Ard [Clett Ard]
Hill number:	4962
Height:	328m / 1076ft
Parent (Ma):	1587 An Cliseam [Clisham]
RHB Section:	24B: Harris and Nearby Islands
County/UA:	Na h-Eileanan Siar [Western Isles]
Island:	Lewis and Harris
Class:	Hump, Tump (300-399m), Yeaman (Hu,Tu,3,Y)
Grid ref:	NB 19008 08539
Summit feature:	cairn
Drop:	116m
Col:	212m NB185080
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 13 14 (1:25k) 456
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 39 users)	By	Date of Ascent
First hill of trip on route from Tarbert ferry terminal to house (Marybank House) we have rented for the week in Stornoway. Followed fp from outside radio building as far as I could hoping to find a path off towards summit to the right. At 212m spot height decided to cut my losses and start ascent through boggy grass interspersed with patches of dry spagnum, turning to patchy heather as I gained elevation until it finally turned to bedrock near the summit marked by a distinctive cairn.Returned by a more direct route back to van over similar terrain.	mntainman	09/09/2022
From the A859 lay-by (old road).	summitter	07/09/2022
First hill of the day. Parked at the bridge over Abhainn Sgaladale. Solo.	Dangerous Dave	02/09/2022
Easy pathless ascent from layby near road col to NE. HP cairn on gneiss slabs. Hot sun, clear views, great place for lunch. Continued to Ghlasa.	Denise	01/07/2021
Clisham Horseshoe clockwise from Abhainn Sgaladail bridge (NB183099): Cleit Ard - Tomnabhal - An Cliseam - An t-Isean - Mulla bho Dheas - Mulla bho Thuath - Mullach an Langa - Mo Bhiogadail - Mo Bhiogadail East Top.	Tony J	01/07/2021
From the road to Ne up grass with outcropping gneiss to summit slab with shapely cairn. Lunch in sunshine. Outcrop 12m NE of cairn is just higher than perimeter of cairn (Abney)	RichardM	01/07/2021
Quick up and down from the roadside. A steep and interesting little hill with lots of character.	LizH	16/09/2019
From the roadside. A 40 minute return in glorious sunny weather. Solo. 1200th Hump!	bolton	27/06/2019
Quick nip along Hebridean Way then up took 40 mins. On way to ferry. Nice enough sad to go home	nickywood1	21/06/2019
1 of 9: Clisham horseshoe in 5h10	ajwxyzt	16/05/2018
Quick up and down from main road while hubby read the paper (:	hils	11/06/2016
Stopped to do this with Jon from the highpoint of the road on our way back from Clisham. No wind and finally a bit of warmth in the sun. Luxury!	Alex C	08/05/2016
With Alex C. Quick dart up from roadside after completing Clisham.	jonglew	08/05/2016
Maraig RJ to Ardvourlie via snowy An Cliseam.	Smudge	30/04/2016
With Bev	simon and co	28/04/2016
From SE.	Chris Peart	25/09/2014
A quick walk to bag this HuMP and the TuMP Cgreagan Ghlasa while Martin had a cup of tea and read the morning paper.	Dugswell2	21/09/2013
Ard by name, easy by bagging. Good views across the Pairc.	Martin R	14/09/2013
From east	RHW	04/07/2002
	Minto	18/09/2022
	PeterAH	16/09/2019
	AndyS	18/05/2019
	Dave McG	17/10/2018
	IainT	30/05/2018
	carole engel	27/05/2018
	nicolajane	27/05/2017
	bjewing	23/09/2016
	Jim.Fothergill	15/09/2014
	Kevin29035	23/07/2014
	Alan Whatley	08/04/2014
	iaindbrown	21/09/2013
	jimbloomer	15/09/2013
	mae	15/09/2013
	Tricky	13/03/2013
	richtea5040	01/06/2012
	mountaineagle	17/03/2012
	Colin Crawford	08/04/2009
	Sherlock	06/04/2009
	chalky1953	07/06/2002