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Name:Hill of Spott
Hill number:8370
Height:451m / 1480ft
Parent (Ma):461  Glas Maol
RHB Section:07A: Braemar to Montrose
County/UA:Angus
Catchment:South Esk
Class:Tump (400-499m)
(Tu,4)
Grid ref:NO 33639 66010
Summit feature:rock by fencepost
Drop:40m
Col:411m  NO336664  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 44
(1:25k) OL53S 388S
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 28 users)ByDate of Ascent
(Also visited S summit which can't be much lower) Round of Hill N of Glen Prosen from good packing in quarry near Buckhood. Fairly direct climb to The Goal, then along ridge to Craigs of Lethnot, Hill of Couternach, Coremachy, Cairn of Barns and Hill of Strone. Return along ridge, bypassing summits of Cairn of Barns and Coremachy, and climbed Knachly and Hill of Spott on return. Cold on the higher tops, but good views to Lochnagar and stayed dry.RobertP02/08/2023
from prosen villageGonk24/03/2023
A long walk back to the Airlie C.P. with Bob and Brian.Play2End05/02/2023
Easy ascent from Glenprosen church, on to KnachlyColin Crawford12/07/2022
Knachly and Spott from S, late evening. Included SE top of Spott, looks similar height but presumably a little lowerRHW05/05/2022
A delightful clockwise round of three tumps, Hill of Spott, Knachly and The Goal and a Hump, Hill of Couternach from great parking in the old quarry just west of Buckhood cottage, much better than the verge near the bridge. Mainly good paths and tracks.Minto18/12/2021
Round of three tumps and a Hump from just North of the bridge at Buckhood. Also Knachly , Hill of Couternach, Craigs of Lethnot (sub) and The Goal on a glorious sunny winter day, with Minto.NormanW18/12/2021
An anti-clockwise circuit of Glen Cally from the Cotgibbon Plantation. Stone tracks or ATV tracks all the way made this a quick walk, taking in The Goal (great name!), Craigs of Lethnot, Hill of Couternach, Hill of Balbae and Cairn Leith before heading onto the western slopes of Knachly and Hill of Spot then back to the road and car. 3.40hrs in all.summitter28/12/2019
parked on grass verge next to gate at 354635 the goal, craigs of lethnot, hill of couternach, hill of spott, knachly, balnaboth craig, down to track and picked up bike from the hostel for cycle back to the car.robertphillips15/12/2019
On a clockwise circuit of Glen Cally.hill walker23/02/2019
Pleasant walk up from the south. Summit cairn to the east of a recently erected deer fence, but most of the stones seem to have been used to hold down the fence.JohnW25/10/2018
No sign of a cartoon dog.Martin R25/10/2017
Weird awkward stile near summitalda29/02/2016
Circular run from Glen Prosen after Knachly.gav77706/09/2014
dave g17/10/2023
fionnag17/10/2023
Waterlog21/07/2023
govanah20/05/2022
AFD9022/10/2021
benarmine11/05/2021
Tony S21/11/2020
chalky195329/06/2019
bertbarnett12315/02/2019
oriolefan10116/04/2017
iaindbrown29/02/2016
Lindsay M06/12/2015
Rod M06/12/2015
clashcityrocker26/11/2015