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Name:Schiehallion
Hill number:103
Height:1083.3m / 3554ft
Section:02A: Loch Rannoch to Glen Lyon
Classification:Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,M,HHB,Mur,Y,T100,P600,
P500
Drop:716m
Col:367m  NN368396  
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Entry no.Date recordedGrid Ref.Feature / Observations / SurveyRecorded byStatusSubpointLatest review
1039204/09/2015NN 71397 54745  F: CairnDSM
Subpoint
1GJ
1081820/09/2015NN 71386 54761  F: Summit blockLR
Summit
GJ
1081920/09/2015NN 71397 54749  F: Cairn beside shattered trig pointLR
Subpoint
1GJ
2046009/09/2017NN 71385 54759  F: Highest rock
S: Abney level
DSM
Summit
DM
2046109/09/2017NN 71397 54746  F: Remains of trig point baseDSM
Subpoint
1DM
3945413/09/2022NN 71385 54761  F: Bare rock on summit ridgeL Rudkin
Summit
GJ
3962610/12/2022NN 71385 54759  F: RockDSM
Summit
DM
3977224/08/2016NN 71385 54759  F: rock
S: Leica RX1250
alda
Summit
Jim
-46331/05/2013NN 71387 54761  F: rock 20m NW of cairn
O: this rock is 15cm higher than a rock under the cairn (NN 71396 54747)
S: Abney level
K&AD
Summit
-46414/10/2006NN 71391 54750  F: cairn
O: rock 20m NW at NN 71387 54761 is 15cm higher
S: Abney level
David Purchase
Subpoint
1
-46530/07/2011NN 71398 54746  F: cairn
O: rock 20m NW at NN 71387 54761 is 15cm higher
S: Abney level
LR
Subpoint
1
-46603/03/2011NN 71397 54744  F: cairn
O: rock 20m NW at NN 71387 54761 is 15cm higher
S: Abney level
Ian Baines
Subpoint
1
-46731/05/2013NN 71399 54747  F: cairn
O: rock 20m NW at NN 71387 54761 is 15cm higher
S: Abney level
K&AD
Subpoint
1
393318/05/2014NN 71386 54759  F: Rock about 20 metres away from cairnCraig67
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GG



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With Northern Hills. Crystal clear day with little snow. Traversed to Lassintullich. deurgar19/12/2031
mickdavidson26/02/2024
Beautiful day with Davidanabel.martinez03/12/2023
With Anabel, cold crisp dayD.Hoyle03/12/2023
jfwilson07/08/2023
Schiehallion with Peter - Walkhighlands routehummusg03/08/2023
From Dun Coillich community car park clockwise on green & white path, and white dot path to summit. Paths good, single file. Continued clockwise on green & white path to boardwalk in NW & connected straight to Schiehallion path. Straight up & down, back on board walk & back clockwise on boggy green path. Some well placed benches around Dun Coillich with great views of Schiehallion.Lynnebe12/07/2023
Alan Reading11/07/2023
Gallovidian28/05/2023
poppiesrara23/05/2023
From Braes of Foss car park (£3 coins only). Quick up and down while passing through. Good path generally, gets vague in the boulders. Cloud base around 500m with cold E wind, creating sub zero feels like temperature on the top. Car park was busy on arrival post lunchtime, but most people were descending by then leaving the summit and descent very quiet. With Gillianrichard6929/04/2023
From Braes of Foss car park, follow the path and cairns. For Tove's 800th Marilyn. 6.6 miles.JulieB25/04/2023
With Sue, JulieB, Robin, Richard and Tove (her 800th Marilyn). Also went up here on 30/11/86, 25/10/92, 23/8/97, 22/1/06, 17/5/12, and maybe more... usually in fine weather.Phreerunner25/04/2023
MKInnes08/04/2023
pattoland26/03/2023
With Dan ( sort of interesting on YouTube ) A return visit for me, it seems a bigger hill now… all snow avoidable, views a tad muted but extensive in most directions today.stig_nest25/03/2023
Yrarthblewog12/03/2023
wainwrighteer18/02/2023
SunnyAdventures204/01/2023
clanbonham27/11/2022
Straightforward DRC walk from Braes of Foss.TRG31820/11/2022
Sick Kid13/11/2022
weaselmaster13/11/2022
Chris Mac29/10/2022
Up and down from Braes o'Foss. 1 of 1thekirkie pirate21/10/2022
MQ/ DAquartley16/09/2022
With Jeanette…a struggle over the boulderfield.Theslayer14/09/2022
ZiggyTheGreyt12/09/2022
Up and down from Braes of Foss car park. Very wet and windy.JasonStark04/09/2022
ashryalls21/08/2022
Schiehallion from GR: NN 75351 55629Hippster17/08/2022
Schiehallion from GR: NN 75351 55629ronaldo33317/08/2022
With Katj_com16/07/2022
Marra103/07/2022
It was just clear on top.dal09/06/2022
Schiehallion. Walkhighlands routehummusg09/06/2022
Alanjanetf2107/06/2022
Gary Heath03/06/2022
Steve Clark02/06/2022
Jon901829/05/2022
Walked with Steven Purss, Weather clear wind southerly 20mph visibility good & dry throughout. No issues with walk. Completed approx 2 hours up & 2 hours down with lunch, beer & dram @ summit.Jr McG14/05/2022
From Braes of Foss car park clear skies very windy.colinfielding23/04/2022
Livi202010/04/2022
GavinTheobald 310/04/2022
ScottyBoy7602/04/2022
rox.a.k20/03/2022
Wind and sleet on the ridge, clouds below the summits, slushy snow and drifted snow, hard going at times. No views.Cumbrianexile12/02/2022
Usual way from Braes of Foss. First snows of winter made the boulders at the top very slippery. Gusty gales added to the excitement.robphys21/10/2021
Fiona and Christinanrowan09/10/2021
Roxytammy03/10/2021