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Name:Commonedge Hill
Hill number:4989
Height:468m / 1535ft
Parent (Ma):1642  Ben Cleuch
RHB Section:26A: Central Scotland from Dumbarton to Montrose
Donald area:Ochil Hills
County/UA:Clackmannanshire
Catchment:Forth
Class:Hump, Tump (400-499m), Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,4,Y)
Grid ref:NN 98038 01516
Summit feature:cairn partly buried in grass
Drop:135m
Col:333m  NN964005  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 58
(1:25k) 366E 369
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 101 users)ByDate of Ascent
Parking at Tonguey Faulds FC CP at NO 016082 (motorhomers beware £7 fee). Followed forest road W to junction at NO005085, then R (NE). Before high point, an ATV tk goes up L (W) side of felled plantation to join a new area of planting, a central line up one of the grass lanes between planting lines leads to a thin FP which leads to an easily surmountable fence before summitIsbjorn26/09/2023
From Castlehill Reservoir. Excellent forestry track almost to the top.Campbell Singer16/07/2023
With Moira and Liz Horton from Castlehill reservoir parking. Commonedge Hill to Seamab loopColB17/05/2023
From Dollar.quadbarrel11/04/2021
With L&R. From Castlehill Reservoir after Hillfoot Hill.Janet M14/03/2021
MC JC O From the reservoir and back by Seamab Hill and the waterworks. Superb visibility and a little snow on the ground.Martin6605/12/2020
From Castlehill Res up through forest above Glenquey. Target Seamab but Commonedge Hill was where we broke onto the skyline - fine, slightly hazy views as far as N Berwick Law. Great soft grassy ridge walk to Seamab then down by WW and Reservoirs Way. Fine, easy walk. Would make great hillrunning. With H and Tess. Sunny and warm.niallp19/09/2020
Self and dog. Rather damp.Invicta1423/08/2020
From CP at Castlehill Reservoir, up the road then on Forest track round NW of Auchlinsky hill (small detour on way up to get on to Auchlinsky hill itself) then back on track to Commonedge Hill before continuing to Seamab Hill. Returned via Works and then followed Woodland Trail back to CP - Beautiful sunshine making for amazing viewsAl_N26/04/2020
Circular with Seamab Hill. Wet & cloudy!TRG31807/12/2019
Parked at the Castlehill Reservoir car park and followed forest tracks and then path to the summit. Cold and breezy, but clear day.LizH27/10/2019
Pleasant ascent on track first through recent Woodland Trust plantations and then on a wide ride through conifers - then on to open land and style leading to summit. Route to Seanab Hill looks interesting, but rain restricted my plans.JohnW18/10/2019
From Castlehill Reservoir parking. Up the track and through the nature walks to summit. Hazy but warm sunshineN.Morters18/04/2019
From Castlehill CP via zigzag track across the flank of Auchlinsky Hill. The summit of Commonedge Hill is startling airy as the path leaves the trees, and the view to the shark's fin of North Berwick Law and across the Forth and Fife is outstanding. A track leads through a gate into the forestry at Hillfoot Hill. After playing forestry snakes and ladders - diverting around fallen trees and diving along clear avenues between tree rows - I came upon a strip of grass. At its upper end is the summit, occupied by a series of camouflage screens made from branches and brushwood and, inside them, a blue tarp shelter. An unexpected find.Nick Down125/06/2018
Clear blue December skies, no wind, below zero ... and a great view to the new Forth Bridge.summitter10/12/2017
From CP at Castlehill reservoir via forest road at Auchlinsky Hill emerging on the top ridge for a view. Return over Seamab Hill to Nether Auchlinsky.neimcv14/11/2017
With Ben from the Glendevon roadhillsman09/08/2017
From Castlehill Reservoir.NormanW01/05/2017
On a round from the lower Dollar Glen car park with 1643, 7125, 7124, 1646, 1647, 1655, 4989 followed by a walk up Dollar Glen (the lost world) to the castle. 13.4 miles, 3970' of ascent, 7 hrs 10 minsJim.Fothergill21/09/2016
A lovely forest track and path all the way to the summit. Grand open views.Play2End04/08/2016
From CP at reservoir, along forest tracks, out of forest, turn L. Pleasant. 3rd of 4 on day. Then Down Hill.Thearlaichdubh28/12/2015
from cp at side of reservior on good tracks.robertphillips27/10/2015
From CP Castlehill Reservoir.Topographer5708/04/2015
Crossed over from Innerdownie.ARM15/02/2015
469m gps, old cairn partly buried in grass. RHW25/06/2011
DebsMountain Goat01/04/2011
Up the road from Castlehill Res. Then Forrestry track nearly 460m. Went up with Duncan Anderson who was cycling it.chrisbien25/07/2010
With Dougie and MamLoz_mck13/02/2010
Parked at Castlehill Reservoir, anti-clockwise round forest track, back over Seamab Hill and down to road via waterworks. Had breakfast (large vegetable samosa, stewed black tea) on the top at 8:30am, watching the sun rise over Knock Hill.agentmancuso06/12/2008
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