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Name:Lucklaw Hill
Hill number:5009
Height:190m / 623ft
Parent (Ma):1677  Mount Hill
RHB Section:26A: Central Scotland from Dumbarton to Montrose
County/UA:Fife
Catchment:Eden (Guardbridge)
Class:Hump, Tump (100-199m), Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,1,Y)
Grid ref:NO 41893 21616
Summit feature:cairn 7m SSW of trig point
Drop:117m
Col:73m  NO348184  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 54 59
(1:25k) 371N
Observations:flush bracket of trig point (NO 41895 21623) is 40cm lower than base of cairn
Survey:Abney level
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From Burnside Hall, Balmullo, core paths through village & Coffin Road to pathed summit of Lucklaw Hill. Descent W through beautiful gorse, past Brighouse & House in the Hollow (fab name) to Logie. Up tracks & across a field to a small, pretty lochan for lunch. Up fields and all open gates to Forret Hill & it's small cairn. Descent to track W of quarry. Craigsanquhar climbed easily from path to South. Minor road to N of Craigfoodie Hill. Headed S through gate 150m W of Quarry & across easy fields to stone wall with gate against it. Used this to climb over, then pleasant ascent through gorse to old wall summit. Went on to Craiglug. Unfortunately many have climbed where the wall is collapsing. But there is a fab stone stile at West end of wall near cliff & beside a small wooden gate. Back to road via same route. On to Airdit Hill, climbed after Set Hill (pretty crag) from field edge to ENE. Good paths. Return to Balmullo via Willie's Wood. 19km of beautiful views & no cattle in fieldsLynnebe19/04/2023
As per LizH. A fine stroll.willyross20/02/2023
See https://scotlandhills.net/hills-in-north-fife/hill walker05/02/2023
Weather fair.MountainMac27/03/2022
Parked on School Rd not realising I could have driven much closer to quarry and route to top.lordtonult10/10/2021
Ceres club walk. Lovely day. Too much horse.Play2End17/03/2021
6th hill of 15. Parked on quarry road at sign for walkers.The Fife Flyer14/03/2021
Lovely day. Grand snowy viewsFreefall29/12/2020
Here for the trigpoint. TP:UK log: Agree lots of routes but no parking. Ended up in girl guide centre car park, very quiet today. Then up the road to the end, and took a left hand path in the direction of the trigpoint picking up a few geocaches on the way. Myriad of paths in these woods not shown on any maps.thejackrustles27/09/2020
Walked up from Balmullo.Skerryvore29/02/2020
Parked opposite a gate at 40914 20983, through the gate and followed a grassy vehicle track to the summit. (Had intended going up by the quarry, but lots of work going on. Quarry road is very badly potholed, so driving the length of that was not the best approach!)LizH16/12/2019
Parked beside mast in Quarry road, up through fieldhillsman29/11/2019
Pleasant circuit from Balmullo (parking at village hall) via Willies Wood. Descended through the lovely woods on the north side of the hill.Fife Walking06/10/2019
I walked up to the trigpoint and summit while doing a geocaching series here.Alancache03/08/2019
From Leuchars - lovely network of trails.quadbarrel08/03/2019
A round of 4 tops. Started from a layby next to the marked footpath SW of Lucklaw Hill. A pleasant walk to the summit, then eastwards down to Lucklawhill, into Balmullo for crisps and a butty, then along a good track to Cuplahills. A lovely detour through Willie's Woodland and on to the minor road to Airdit. At the entrance gate headed up a field edge to Airdit Hill before joining a track in the woods up and over the summit towards the Logie road. Turned left then right onto a track running just south of Craigsanquhar hill (detour to grassy summit), which continues to a footpath junction. Took another right turn to a gate (bull sign but no bulls present) over which there is a track pretty much to the top of Forret Hill. Then homeward to the car via Logie and Logie House. Took about three hours at a leisurely pace.summitter13/01/2019
Late afternoon. From parking junction of School Lane and Quarry Road, Balmullo. Short walk up road to gate into field just before Scottish water compound. Up field to upper gate then track/path to summit. Great views.N.Morters21/09/2018
With Marcus, Brodie & RosieLongwojo11/06/2018
Nice wee hill to practice my new hip ontallblond26/03/2018
Self, Peter and dog. Warning: if you wish to park S of the hill, the minor road from the quarry west to Lucklaw is in a very bad state with deep potholes. Parking for 2-3 cars on the corner NO409210.Invicta1421/02/2018
Looking north from the top there's heather, scattered pines...you could be on Speyside. Except that there's Dundee behind, but that's not a problem.Pete R27/12/2017
Best to park at Balmullo Quarry, rather than continue over pot holes aspiring to be craters. Ascended by the waymarked footpath through the wood, through the gate marked 'beware of the bull' (he and his family were absent), to the summit cairn and quickly back by paths and steepish grass on the eastern side of the quarry. Extensive views across the Tay and over St Andrews.Nick Down112/10/2017
Fabulous viewpoint over north sea, Tay estuary, Dundee and west to east and west Lomondvegibagger31/08/2017
Up from good parking just to East of quarry, other side of road. Over fence then steep up right edge of quarry, second gate and track to summit. W Jenx and Bryhernordicstar03/07/2017
From Logie X rds, pleasant walk through empty fields despite warning signs about stock.NormanW27/04/2017
From Cuplahills and via Willie's Wood, ascending through fields on the west side of the hill. Good views from top, including to Ben Vorlich and Stuc a' Chroin to the west.Windy Corner23/04/2017
Parked in community woodland carpark 200m to Sof Logie crossroads and followed the SROW path from W. PleasantThearlaichdubh28/12/2016
Parked easily at Balmullo Quarry which was locked up. Up through the field to the east of the quarry to a gate from which a track leads to the summit. claggy and horrid, pity, this hill must have great views. very quick bag. No livestock in field today.hils05/10/2015
From Balmullo - bypassed field with bull (well the sign said so anyway) round past quarry and up to summit. Returned via Lucklawhill.callumorr01/08/2015
Up the field from the S.E. Lovely views.Play2End09/05/2015
parked at quarry up rhs of quarry to the top, nice views.robertphillips20/02/2015
Parked in long passing space then walked back to previous parking space to access footpath to summit through a quiet field of suckler cows and calves.Dugswell207/08/2014
From Balmullo on path past quarry.russell6109/03/2013
No access problems from SW on path marked on OS 1:50k.agentmancuso16/04/2011
Parking to the East is very problematic but the route up the hill is very pleasant through the woods.andy15/05/2010
Parked at start of marked walk SW of hill.chrisbien08/05/2010
see log on TrigpointingUK.com. RHW09/02/2007
few ascents on bikegav77701/01/2000
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lindaross20/02/2023
stevent080910/11/2022
Fletch18/11/2021
interloper18/11/2021
cmac21/08/2021
AndyS22/05/2021
Dibs14/03/2021
Tom Mundell10/10/2020
Trekking toes10/10/2020