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Name:Gurlet North Top
Hill number:6022
Height:601.9m / 1975ft
Parent (Ma):441  Ben Vuirich
RHB Section:06B: Pitlochry to Braemar and Blairgowrie
County/UA:Perth and Kinross
Catchment:Tay
Class:Subsimm
(sSim)
Grid ref:NN 99419 65263
Summit feature:huge boulder
Drop:29.6m
Col:572.2m  NN 9952 6517  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 43
(1:25k) OL49E 386E
Survey:Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 22 users)ByDate of Ascent
3 of 6: From Gurlet. With Tim.ChrisR20/11/2023
Blath Bhalg and Gurlet SIMs from road. 4 of 6thekirkie pirate08/02/2023
Up the boulder by the LH edge of the SE slab, awkward enough that I might have wanted a runner if it had been up on a real route.IainT31/07/2020
Whilst bagging Simms. Climbed to the top of the boulder.PGCE21/07/2020
From Dalnavaid Bridge (plenty of parking) we to the abandoned farmhouses and took a NNW bearing to avoid the steepest crags of Stronhayie Craig. This turned out to be a good decision as a series of sheep and deer tracks interlinked to get us to a midpoint between Stronhayie Craig and Gurlet. Once Gurlet bagged it was a simple matter of horseshoeing around the boggy land between the North Top (scaled the boulder!), Crungie Clach (great name) and Crungie Dubh, using as many snow patches en route as possible to keep clean and dry. Returned via an ATV track picked up just north of Balgholan Craig that becomes a firmer track once below Stronhayie Craig.summitter22/03/2020
9 top round from layby west of track to straloch house, straloch hill, creag an t sithein, bad an tuirc, cnoc dubh, crungie clach, crungie dubh, gurlet north top, gurlet, ben skievie, down track to tarvie to collect bike and short cycle back to the car.robertphillips05/05/2019
Circuit from Dalnavaid. Too wet to attempt to climb the boulder. Grateful that 40cm have not been found.richtea504006/12/2016
Very dry conditions made for an easy ascent of the boulder's mini north ridge. Descended via angled slab on E side.Lindsay M02/06/2016
After Crungie Clach, with Rod Munro. Damp and slippery but we got a hand on top of the boulderRHW16/11/2014
iainwalton28/02/2024
Alan Whatley10/07/2023
hill walker28/05/2022
Dave McG03/11/2021
daviemore24/03/2021
NormanW10/01/2020
mae21/05/2018
Rod M02/06/2016
alda02/10/2014
kannegray02/10/2014
Gavin Theobald11/07/2014
chalky195318/03/2014
alda04/04/2013
neilsan05/03/2013
Tricky16/04/2011