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Name:Carn a' Mhaim
Hill number:567
Height:1037m / 3402ft
RHB Section:08A: Cairngorms
County/UA:Aberdeenshire
Catchment:Dee (Aberdeen)
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Munro, High Hills of Britain,
Murdo, Yeaman
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,M,HHB,Mur,Y)
Grid ref:NN 99459 95190
Summit feature:cairn
Drop:231m
Col:806m  NN986971  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 36 43
(1:25k) OL57S 403S
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 710 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
northernphilby26/03/2024
Pedro_Winter09/11/2023
From Linn of Dee; Carn a Mhaim, Ben Macdui, Beinn Mheadhoin, Creagan a Choire Etchachan, Derry Cairngorm and back over Carn Crom to Linn of Dee. Walked the whole way time 11 hours for 24.25 miles. Showery and cold on the plateau with winds gusting to 50-60mph. Saw Golden Eagle Ptarmigan and Snow Bunting.isabelle02/10/2023
gavinmcc24/09/2023
Anti-clockwise circuit of Derry Cairngorm, Ben Macdui & Carn a'Mhaim from Derry Lodge. Summits clear all day.geoffh1223/09/2023
Tonester10/09/2023
BenjiE22/08/2023
Easy but nice walk. Clear day. Walking with Joe and had to end walk early stopping just short of Ben MacDui. Stopped in corrour Bothy for the night.Gemma342126/07/2023
Easy Munro from Lin of Dee car park. mountain bike to foot of hill and easy climb up. Got puncture a mile from car park!Kevthecat08/07/2023
David JF05/07/2023
AFD202/06/2023
Cycled from Linnof Dee to Derry Lodge. Climbed Cairn a Mhaim, Ben Macdui before camping on the sloped of Derry Cairngorm.jigglybones31/05/2023
Walked from Linn of Dee with Dani, Sharon and Tina low cloud no visibilitycolinfielding21/05/2023
thestuza18/05/2023
rox.a.k27/11/2022
with Jeff. Cycled to Derry Lodge. Showers and low cloud.Cumbrianexile27/09/2022
From Linn of Dee.JasonStark25/09/2022
Alan Reading07/09/2022
granitegirl01/09/2022
NeilThompson01/09/2022
ScottyBoy7621/08/2022
Linn of Dee - cycled to Derry Lodge - Carn Crom - Little Cairngorm - Derry Cairngorm - Creagan a’ Choire Etchachan - Beinn Mheadhoin SW Top - Beinn Mheadhoin - Ben Macdui - Stob Coire Sputan Dearg - Carn a’ Mhaim - Derry Lodge - Linn of Dee. An epic four-Munro walk in scorching heat and clear skies, with an added herd of reindeer on the summit of Macdui.Mark Jackson13/08/2022
Afternoon walk up from Linn of Dee, with D.Rodge06/08/2022
lithosyork28/07/2022
Dottie00130/06/2022
Dottie30/06/2022
Andrew Stalker04/06/2022
ALHEJ Wilkins02/06/2022
Carn a' Mhaim from Linn of Deehummusg11/05/2022
Pete R10/05/2022
PVokes02/05/2022
Livi202026/04/2022
From Linn of Dee, beauty of a dayPDuncan8223/04/2022
amcvey19/03/2022
bobhem2513/01/2022
Emma and Simon29/08/2021
vgiorgio02/07/2021
Llondon30/06/2021
alanm24/06/2021
Fletch22/06/2021
interloper22/06/2021
stephenhaywood13/06/2021
IMacd4513/06/2021
anguscow18/05/2021
jps66610/05/2021
SunnyAdventures24/04/2021
easers27/11/2020
Solo - 7.15am start from Linn of Dee in the dark with icy rain, but ended up with blue skies, though 45+mph gusts at the summit were fun! Completed the route on foot, no bike this time and got back to the car at 12:45pm - giving me time to drive 3hrs home before dark.mproudfoot21/11/2020
josiesmunros26/09/2020
2/3 After Sgor Mor (time is for both). Up and down tourist route. Waited 20mins for summit to clear, it did only when I was half-way down. Grey day, low cloud, showers, stiff breeze, cold. Biked out. Rounsfell10/09/2020