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Name:Sgoran Dubh Mor
Hill number:551
Height:1111m / 3645ft
Parent (Ma):548  Sgor Gaoith
Parent (SMC):548  Sgor Gaoith
RHB Section:08A: Cairngorms
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Spey
Class:Simm, Munro Top, High Hills of Britain, Murdo
(Tu,Sim,MT,HHB,Mur)
Grid ref:NH 90499 00268
Summit feature:small tor 35m SW of cairn
Drop:59.5m
Col:1051.4m  NN 9035 9981  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 36
(1:25k) OL57S 403S
Observations:cairn is at NH 90520 00296
Survey:obvious summit/Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 396 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Rannoch_Monkey11/12/2023
Pedro_Winter11/12/2023
Trailmaister02/12/2023
RichardM06/10/2023
paulp08/08/2023
Excellent path from Glen Feshie to Sgor Gaoith, round to Sgoran Dubh Mor, Meall Buidhe and Geal Charn then steeply down through rocks and heather back to the path. With DRC.TRG31816/06/2023
theczernobog07/06/2023
Approach from bealach from Meall Buidhe, cloudy at summit so no viewTrantham Clan24/05/2023
northernphilby22/05/2023
andy.painter22/04/2023
dickiewren04/03/2023
iainwalton22/10/2022
Sgorr Gaoith circuitoldbagger2708/09/2022
stuartgreig27/08/2022
mcbiydw230/07/2022
anguscow24/05/2022
3 of 7: From the north top. Windy. With Karen.ChrisR08/05/2022
SunnyAdventures01/05/2022
govanah224/03/2022
From Glen Feshie for a round of Geal-charn, Meall Buidhe, Sgoran Dubh Mor, Tom Dubh and Meall Dubhag.rhalstead08/09/2021
solitaryfellwanderer06/09/2021
Carn Ban Beag, Carn Ban Mor West Top, Carn Ban Mor, Sgor Gaoith, Sgoran Dubh Mor, Meall Buidhe, Geal-charnkeithouk25/08/2021
My third summit of the day targeting Sgor Gaoith and Muliach Clach a Bhlair from Auchlean. Well worth walking over to this summit for the different views.meltdiceburg02/08/2021
Parked N of Balachroick, taking path E and then up NNE to beallach below Creag Mhigeachaidh. Climbed Creag Mhigeachaidh, return to beallach and then Geal-charn, Meall Buidhe, and steady climb to Sgoran Dubh Mor. Pleasant high level traverse to Sgor Gaoith, with excellent views. Then Carn Ban Mor, Tom Dubh and out and back to Carn na Criche. Then Meall Dubhag, a slightly misjudged traverse to reach Carn Ban Mor West Top, Carn Ban Beag, descent to track running below W side of Creag Ghiuthsachan and return to start. Hot dry conditons.RobertP15/07/2021
Fantastic day out walking with Issy, Kirsty and Richard. excellent weather and brilliant views.Kevthecat24/04/2021
rocket-ron27/03/2021
SG plus the 5 tops - a day of sharing with the Sunday Munro Baggers at the summit - and only me on the topsScmccabe 29/11/2020
with Iain CruwysTopsaswell13/11/2020
Pommyjon06/11/2020
Sick Kid29/09/2020
Simon Winton09/09/2020
Round of Sgor Gaoith and four tops using track from near Balachroik.jenx09/08/2020
Round trip in breezy, showery but clear conditions with Doug and IzzyCapt Malbec18/07/2020
Andrew Stalker24/01/2020
saas17/08/2019
duchally26/07/2019
12.5 mile circular from Achlean up normal path over Carn Ban Mor and onto Sgor Gaoiths great summit, continued along ridge to Sgoran Dubh Mhor all on easy paths, we saw the showers coming and decided to descend over Meall Buidhe and Geal-Charn (easy rocky terrain), the descent off Geal-Charn started bouldery but turned into steep heather, then followed little path back into forest and along road to start. High cloud and showery weather, great views from top but cloud stayed on the Braeriach mass most of the day, passed 4 people all day.DanTrig16/06/2019
With Karen & BusterHighland Days02/01/2019
BlackPanther01/12/2018
From forest car-park south of Feshiebridge. (NH 852012). Sgor Gaoith and the three tops (70s Motown group).Geoff Briggs13/11/2018
highlandrock15/09/2018
Dave McG04/08/2018
Blair28206/07/2018
Sgor Goaith from Glen Feshie with adjacent Munro TopsCrib Goch19/06/2018
mae209/06/2018
From Sgorr Gaoith. Continued north on path by the corrie rim up to the summit. Onwards to Meall Buidhe. With AC.Man of Kernow108/06/2018
Alex C08/06/2018
carole engel06/06/2018
Ralph28/05/2018
dadofmorph21/05/2018