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Name:Murrayshall Hill
Hill number:5002
Height:280.2m / 919ft
Parent (Ma):1670  King's Seat
RHB Section:26A: Central Scotland from Dumbarton to Montrose
County/UA:Perth and Kinross
Catchment:Tay
Class:Hump, Tump (200-299m), Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,2,Y)
Grid ref:NO 16475 25349
Summit feature:ground by obelisk
Drop:100.2m
Col:180m  NO 1690 2569  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 53 58
(1:25k) 369 380W
Observations:obelisk is at NO 16462 35248
Survey:Leica RX1250
Comments:col height measured to be 180.0m
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 110 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
From Scone via McDuff's Monument.Windy Corner29/12/2023
Parking at start of tk to Arnbathie. Over gate opposite and along BWF to field top L corner, awkward over BWF, then steep up through trees and over heather to intersect waymarker with red band and easy path to top. Not recommended. Try and find where the waymarked route starts fromIsbjorn25/09/2023
Another visit to this lovely Hill, using well signposted obvious tracksLynnebe30/08/2023
From Scone Old Church, up Den of Scone to McDuff's Monument & along to Murray shall Hill. NE descent, unpathed but OK to Easthill. Mainly tracks over Law Hill and on awkward core paths to Pole Hill - finding start near Shien Hill was worst & involved leaving good track at gate before track high point. Core path was an ankle turner. Last core path SE to Pole Hill was OK but fence to climb on awkward stile. Returned due W initially pathless but soon hit farm track. Didn't turn S to Goddens but continued NW through fueld, gates & gated forestry. Past ruin to same awkward gate on core path. Return by core paths mainly W through Wester Bonhard, Spoutwells & around Scone Wood.Lynnebe01/03/2023
A pleasant circuit from Arnbathie, initially on a trod through shoulder high meadow grass, joining a manicured green track on the shoulder of Murrayshall Hill and following it over a stile to the MacDuff Monument, before taking the path through heather and over another stile to the summit obelisk.Nick Down116/09/2022
Parked by driving range, along road eastwards then up path to top, return via monument.Adrian13/06/2022
NY’s get together with A, A&F D, M&G S, Hugo, Bob, Ollie and GuinessDaisley03/01/2022
parked on the bend at the bottom of the track through the golf course. Had a sit on Nick's bench, really nicely positioned for quiet contemplation, then on to the obelisk. Beautiful hill. 2km in 25 minsNicky C01/11/2021
2 of 3: After Mailer/Kirkton Hill we drove to the east of Scone and parked at the driving range. Sign directing walkers through a gate and up to McDuff's Folly. Then signs to the Lynedoch Obelisk. Returned the same way. With Karen.ChrisR27/09/2021
Up from Arnbathie road-end via reasonable path to obelisk at top.willyross18/04/2021
Arnbathie track end, cross road, to L of gate is a faint path which winds through long grass to the clearer path below summit. Follow that to the top. Macduff monument worth a detour too!Belfarm 24/07/2020
With Tam on a fell runTamCollie08/02/2020
Boxing Day walk with the Hammos from Scone.nix_snilloc26/12/2019
Parked at the end of the track to Arnbathie, then a path through the long grass and steeply up towards the summit though long grass and heather. Found a better initial track down, which comes in from the west, then back to the smaller paths to the road. Interesting obelisk.LizH17/11/2019
From east, parked at the track to Arnbathie. Through gate, rough path upwards to the wood on left above the house. Then steep and a little heathery track to the Obelisk. Other better paths from west and north join at top. Good views down the Sidlaw Hills.N.Morters13/11/2019
Circular walk from Scone.Alan Bothwell02/08/2019
From Arnbathie farm junction. Feint path to Obelisk. Met a friendly local.Play2End15/06/2019
Interesting monuments and a great view. Room for 1 car in space to north of hill.hillsman28/05/2019
Thic mist. Looking for the OS bolt. Failed.BigJ24/02/2019
From Deuchny Hill. A more direct path than the map suggests, waymarked in places.Pete R09/02/2019
Parked by gate op entrance to Arnbathie. A good little path through rough meadow and then weaves up through woodland to left and all the way to the top. So pleasantly easy. Raining though. With B and R.jenx11/11/2018
With Jenx and Bryher from good parking and path up to NE. Joins the longer golf course path, easy walknordicstar11/11/2018
From NW on path through golf course.RobertP08/07/2018
Splendid views of many of the Perthshire hills.richtea504020/03/2018
From Scone Old Church via Macduff's MonumentPaulineD24/02/2018
From Deuchny Wood on waymarked path along the ridge.Chris Peart23/05/2017
Self, Peter and dog.Invicta1411/11/2016
Biright but breezy ascent to memorial obeliskDenise 17/04/2016
Perth Airport to Scone. Stile into field at NO167260 then direct line for the obelisk before descending on signed paths via McDuff's Monument & Den of Scone.Smudge17/04/2016
Ascent from the NE by path up rough grassy hillside into open woodland of Oaks and Birch. Upper slopes of Heather reach grassy summit topped by 6m tall stone monument.RichardM17/04/2016
From 158 257 through paths in golf course then grass path to the top.robertphillips15/11/2015
Approach the Lynedoch Memorial on the summit of Murrayshall Hill from the north with a route through woodland and over parts of the golf course.Dugswell229/07/2015
Rough, pathless ascent from the east. Routes from the west looked better.JohnW13/07/2015
Perth-Kinnoull Hill-Deuchny Hill-Binn Hill-Westhill-Taymount-Glencarse Hill-Balthayock Hill-Craiglochie-Murrayshall Hill-Perthcampagvelocet27/04/2015
Absolute pleasure to be out today even if the wind was bitterly cold.Alex C11/04/2015
with Tam in winter conditionsTamCollie12/01/2015
2nd time.russell6117/04/2014
309M4 Heather. RHW16/02/2013
From N. Park 100m E of cross-roads by mast compound. Up edge of golf course. Through wood to summit. Large obelisk. A path apparently comes up from near the golf centre - maybe better route.Minto19/11/2011
Parked about 158257. Sign through golf course to hill but only at the road.chrisbien01/05/2010
Did again 21/02/17 from wide entrance to Arnbathie Farm at GR167256. OK for parking. 0.5 km to top.duchally03/12/2006
Livi202002/03/2024
kathyh04/06/2023
tsmart04/06/2023
benarmine03/03/2023
Llondon30/04/2022
georgeh6008/01/2022
Fletch25/11/2021
interloper25/11/2021
Rannoch_Monkey11/06/2021