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Name:Monadh Mor
Hill number:549
Height:1113m / 3652ft
Parent (Ma):538  Beinn Bhrotain
RHB Section:08A: Cairngorms
County/UA:Highland, Aberdeenshire
Catchment:Catchment Boundaries, Dee (Aberdeen), Spey
Watershed:Mull of Kintyre to Rattray Head, Aberdeen Bay
Class:Hump, Simm, Munro, High Hills of Britain, Murdo,
Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,Sim,M,HHB,Mur,Y)
Grid ref:NN 93867 94208
Summit feature:rock 12m SE of cairn
Drop:138m
Col:974.6m  NN 9471 9273  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 36 43
(1:25k) OL57S 403S
Observations:rock is 15cm higher than cairn at NN 93860 94216
Survey:Abney level
Comments:col surveyed by Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 620 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
gomezhdm18/03/2024
Pedro_Winter25/02/2024
Very tough day with extremely cold weather and deep snow made much harder but great views as clear and crisp!Kevthecat02/12/2023
rox.a.k29/07/2023
SoloTopsaswell22/06/2023
bogdodger12/06/2023
jswalker03/06/2023
Third visit, on TGO ChallengeColin Crawford20/05/2023
DotMP20/05/2023
benalder5016/04/2023
Yrarthblewog11/03/2023
Dottie25/10/2022
easers14/10/2022
Delyoung10/10/2022
David JF22/09/2022
Monadh Mor, Beinn Bhrotain & Mullach Clach a' Bhlair from Glen Feshiehummusg19/09/2022
NeilThompson30/08/2022
Kendall17/08/2022
Conor10/08/2022
Linn of Dee - cycled to Allt Iarnaidh - Carn Cloich-mhuilinn - Beinn Bhrotain - Monadh Mor - traverses round Beinn Bhrotain and Carn Cloich-mhuilinn and return to bike and car.Mark Jackson08/08/2022
Solo, little bit on bike 8hrs 28km. In off drizzlypigerg26/07/2022
ALHEJ Wilkins18/06/2022
With Karen. Crossed Moine Mhor and camped at Loch nan Cnapan. Returned via Glen Glen Geldie and Glen Feshie.Highland Days07/06/2022
Monadh Mor, Beinn Bhrotain and all tops from Glen Feshie. Cloud inversion to 900m then sunshine!Geoff Briggs03/06/2022
Emma and Simon03/06/2022
ianwatson01/06/2022
walked over from Tom Dubh.187lenny15/05/2022
Carn Ban Mor, Sgor Gaoith, Tom Dubh, Monadh Mor, Mullach Clach a'Bhlair North Top and Mullach Clach a'Bhlair from car park north of Auchlean.JasonStark15/05/2022
9 hour day from Achlean over the Great Moss.Fife Walking04/05/2022
PVokes02/05/2022
amcvey19/03/2022
Andrew Stalker16/09/2021
josiesmunros04/09/2021
Bob6727/08/2021
Saturday 14th I cycled in from Linn of Dee car park and pitched my tent at the edge of some trees approx. 3km east of the ruined Geldie Lodge. Sunday 15th I headed north on foot ascending the boggy slopes up to the Munro Top of Carn Cloich-mhuilinn (942m). The traverse over to the Munro of Beinn Bhrotain (1157m) was mainly along a path. There was a boulder field to descent before the pathed ascent up to Monadh Mor (1113m), the second Munro of the day, I then ascended the Munro Top of Tom Dubh (918m). From here I descend back to the Allt Luineag and followed this south(ish), then down the east bank of the River Eidart. This section of the walk was brutal, as I had left Tom Dubh at 15:10 and there was no path / break in the bog, so I constantly concerned about the remaining time, in between the heavy showers. Eventually I reached the Glen Feshie to Braemar path and then ‘raced’ to get back to the tent before sunset, having a much earned cup of tea at 20:35, almost 11hrs after startingchillyman815/08/2021
T-bog14/08/2021
Solo. Achlean to Tom Dubh, Monadh Mor and Beinn Bhrotain. Heavy rain forecast in the morning but light showers in the afternoon. Summit intermittently clear on Tom Dubh but cloud down on the two munros. Strong winds dropping towards the end. Views much of the way out and back.meltdiceburg06/08/2021
andy6316/07/2021
Sick Kid11/07/2021
weaselmaster11/07/2021
anguscow29/06/2021
Weather fair.MountainMac22/06/2021
saas16/06/2021
A rapid there and back route covering Monadh Mor and Beinn Bhrotain from Glen Feshie (via Tom Dubh) with Harrison. Warm on the initial ascent but 30-35mph gusty wind above 900m so we didn't stop apart from a minute or two at each summit. 81.25 miles, 1510m ascent - total time 6h 25minmproudfoot12/06/2021
DaveO06/06/2021
SunnyAdventures08/05/2021
Hal & Rafe24/04/2021
cjo18/10/2020
duchally16/10/2020
stalky1427/09/2020