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Name:East Meur Gorm Craig
Hill number:586
Height:935.3m / 3069ft
Parent (Ma):536  Ben Avon - Leabaidh an Daimh Bhuidhe
Parent (SMC):536  Ben Avon - Leabaidh an Daimh Bhuidhe
RHB Section:08B: Cairngorms
County/UA:Moray
Catchment:Spey
Class:Munro Top, High Hills of Britain, Subsimm
(MT,HHB,sSim)
Grid ref:NJ 15929 04198
Summit feature:rock
Drop:22.1m
Col:913.2m  NJ 1599 0404  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 36
(1:25k) OL58S 404S
Observations:ground 60m N at NJ 15929 04263 is lower
Survey:Seco 2x hand level/Abney level/Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 198 users)ByDate of Ascent
East and West Meur Gorm Craig from Cock Bridge - solo. Parked up at Corgarff Castle and set off along the road beside the River Don. Tarmac road made for good progress (although plastered with sheep dung) - but just after Delnadamph, this turns into mud (instant slowdown). After that's the road becomes more of a track with quite a lot of ups and downs. At Inchrory, headed south to a bridge over the river and locked the bike up over where the track up the hill starts. Easy walking to the tops on a track that becomes a stalker's path. Walked past the E top to do the higher W top first, then came over the E top on the return, and also decided to tag in the named peak Meall Gaineimh. Returned to bike and back out the same route to Corgarff Castle. Total times - around an hour for the ride in, about 50mins for the ride out, and 3h on foot.mproudfoot19/11/2023
With Karen, two day trip via Glen Slugain. Camped near Ben Avon summit. Winds very high...around 35-40mphHighland Days08/07/2022
From B976 at 261982. Left bike at Lochbuilg Lodge. With Carn Tiekeiver, West Meur Gorm Craig, Big Brae, Meall Gaineimh & Meall an t-Seangain.duchally22/06/2022
Cycled into Inchrory from Cock Bridge then a circuit of Ben Avon and Beinn a'Bhuird plus all tops. Quite a long day - 9 hours walking. Mind you, Sue was doing a Rigby Round, so I had lots of time!Geoff Briggs04/06/2022
A big day out from camp by Quoich Water, visiting all Ben Avon tops. With B and Rjenx14/05/2022
Backpack over Ben Avon and Beinn a' Bhuird from Cock Bridge, to wild camp east of Fords of Avon.davidpettit8431/05/2021
with Iain CruwysTopsaswell29/08/2020
Both summits are easy. Solo.Dangerous Dave29/06/2019
Collection of Big Garvoun and Ben Avon tops, in via R Gairn. Hand level confirmed N summit 1m lower than official summitRHW27/04/2019
biked in from track entrance on B976 at 26100 98200 to lochbuilg lodge ruins c/w route carn tiekeiver, west meur gorm craig, big brae, east meur gorm craig, east meur gorm craig north top, meall gaineimh, meall an t seangain.robertphillips01/07/2017
From Keiloch by bike along Gleann an t-Slugain, leaving bike ca 1km short of Slugain Lodge. Took paths to Sneck, then up over 1138m point to Leabaidh an Daimh Bhuidhe (scrambled up two highest parts of tor), continued across plateau to West Meur Corm Craig, then East Meur Gorm Craig, returned over main ridge, past LDB and on t Carn Eas, and then Creag an Dail Mhor, descending E of Carn Eag Dhubh to the track to the S, followed that W to reach the Sneck path, then returned to Keilochkdbennett15/06/2017
Solo, biked in from Corgaff.amswanston19/05/2017
 yorkielad18/06/2016
TGOiansm20/05/2016
1 of 8: From Tomintoul. Bike.ChrisR21/06/2014
On way from Clach Ban to Ben Avon, a fascinating approach, lots of knolls and tors. See Ben Avon log for full route from Inchory.pwheeler26/06/2012
CK SheilaS17/04/2011
self (Ben Avon)davidsbatty15/08/2010
Secound visit to Ben Avon, to complete the tops and Beinn A Bhuird. Cycled in on evening before from Invercauld. walked 33.5 km, climbed 1520m in 11 hours before returning.JamesSDonald23/09/2008
t141redcon21/10/2007
On attempt of all Munros and tops in 2007ancient brit09/09/2007
Continued on the end of the ridge beyond Big Brea. yorkie30/08/2006
R Richard Tait05/07/2006
From Tomintoul by bike, calm, sunny and good views.iangalbraith15/06/2006
With Jeanettedickscroop05/08/2005
See Ben Avon dbb24/07/2004
Galltywenallt15/07/2000
Date unknown paulsross01/01/2000
Mopping up remaining Munro Tops on Ben A'an.Aye Jimmy05/10/1996
From Linn of QuoichBLACKHILL17/06/1994
Ben Avon round, Carn Liath (1993 summit), Ben Avon and tops, Culardoch from Invercauld.Eddie08/07/1993
After camping with friends at Inchrory. I had reached Inchrory the previous day by getting a bus to Strathdon and walking from there. We left Inchrory at 07:20 on path to East Meur Gorm Crag, West Meur Gorm Crag, Leabaidh an Daimh Bhuidhe. At SW Top I left friends and went over Carn Eas, Craig an Dail (Mhor and Bheag) and Carn Liath, down track to east to Keiloch where caught bus to Aberdeen, hence train to Stonehaven.pwbellarby24/05/1992
Solo HFB31/05/1990
Ben Avon and all tops, plus Culardoch and Carn Liath RHW17/04/1990
See Ben Avon - Leadaidh an Daimh Bhuidhegerrybowes25/06/1988
This is the far east top for Ben Avon before heading back towards Beinn a'Bhuird.bolton25/06/1988
With 3 friends. From NO261981 on Crathie-Gairnshiel road to Corndavon Bothy and to Loch Builg. Fllowe by a traverse of East Meur Gorm Craig, West Meur Gorm Craig, and Leabaidh an Daimh Bhuidhe. Descended via Allt an Eas Mhoir and upper Glen Gairn to Corndavon Bothy where we stayed the night.pwbellarby18/10/1986
Alone. From the Crathie to Glen Gairn road at NO2619811. To Loch Builg and a circuit of most of the tops of Ben Avon taking 14 ½ hrs.pwbellarby08/06/1980
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