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Name:Easabhal [Easaval]
Hill number:1618
Height:243m / 797ft
Section:24C: North Uist, South Uist and Nearby Islands
Classification:Ma,Hu,Tu,2,Y
Drop:239m
Col:4m  NF730313  

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Entry no.Date recordedGrid Ref.Feature / Observations / SurveyRecorded byStatusSubpointLatest review
2022918/08/2017NF 77400 15819  F: Large cairn on grass covered outcrop.jonglew
Summit
GJ
4104718/05/2023NF 77400 15817  F: CairnK&AD
Summit
GJ
-628814/08/2010NF 77400 15819  F: large cairn
O: cairns 160m SSE at NF 77489 15687, 310m S at NF 77407 15511 and 200m SSW NF 77357 15629 are of very similar height; all other cairns are lower
S: Abney level
P&EH
Summit
-628902/07/2009NF 77401 15819  F: large cairn
O: cairns 160m SSE at NF 77489 15687, 310m S at NF 77407 15511 and 200m SSW NF 77357 15629 are of very similar height; all other cairns are lower
S: Abney level
jimbloomer
Summit
-629016/05/2012NF 77401 15820  F: large cairn
O: cairns 160m SSE at NF 77489 15687, 310m S at NF 77407 15511 and 200m SSW NF 77357 15629 are of very similar height; all other cairns are lower
S: Abney level
gvjackson
Summit
-629102/07/2009NF 77489 15687  F: pile of stones 160m SE of cairn
S: Abney level
jimbloomer
Subpoint
1
-629216/05/2012NF 77489 15687  F: pile of stones 160m SE of cairn
S: Abney level
gvjackson
Subpoint
1
-629316/05/2012NF 77407 15511  F: small cairn 310m S of large cairn
S: Abney level
gvjackson
Subpoint
2
-629416/05/2012NF 77357 15629  F: small cairn 200m SSW of large cairn
S: Abney level
gvjackson
Subpoint
3



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With Sketch, on lead throughout. Multiple cairns to match the multiple views to Skye, Barra, Rhum, Beinn Mhor, Eriskay.....langskill17/10/2023
Nice 3 Marilyn walk in the sun after arriving on ferry from Barra before getting bus up to accom near Lochboisdale. Walked in from East near stream, bit grotty to start with Bog Myrtle. Descent to S is a better line through crags.davechaffey20/06/2023
Circuit from North Glendale. The start of path shown on map not present on ground, so followed track track running E along coast then SE to climb Beinn Bheag. Joined path running SE then climbed Hairtebreac (all the high points), across to Roineabhal, along ridge to Cruachan and Marabhal, and finally the long pull to Easabhal (summit and 3 cairns of similar height) - lots of rock slabs on this hill. Descent back to North Glendale. Hot and sunny.RobertP14/06/2023
AlanD18/05/2023
walk livi06/09/2022
PaulineD06/09/2022
Parked near the church for this cairn festival with Dangerous Dave. Great bits of rock & fantastic views today.Dugswell204/06/2022
I met Dugswell2 at the church car park. Up through field gates onto open hillside. Pleasant walk up to multi-cairned rocky plateau. Back same way.Dangerous Dave04/06/2022
Bus to end of S Glendale track. Rough traverse to Easabhal then NW to N Glendale and walk back along road to Lochboisdale. Sunny, fresh NE breeze.Thearlaichdubh23/04/2022
Solo from SouthPeteF23/04/2022
Parked in church cp and left a donation, church open of course. Straight up, checked coords, then visited the other cairns, in case!iangalbraith10/09/2021
kanderson09/08/2021
From south parking near mast track... easy going on rocky scoured hill. Ok..summit cairns bit silly, thankful to be clear if a little light rain and gale wind.N.Morters03/05/2021
Chose the south side of Easabhal, as the route from the church looks much less interesting. There doesn't seem to be any parking close to Glendale; it's either people's house car park or a passing place. Therefore, I parked approx. 782143 slightly west of the start to the mast track. Easily up this track, then nice off-piste walking to Easabhal, good views. All cairns visited. Down towards Loch na Brathad, crossing bogs to S, then along the fence below Marabhal. Contoured up to join the fence heading to the S of Cruachan, later becoming a turf wall. Easy going. Cut round the side to avoid wasted climbing, rejoining turf wall then across bogs to climb Roineabhal. Nice views but fierce winds and very heavy showers. Back almost the same way then down the road.Gill12/10/2020
With David S - from church cp to W. Visited 6 cairns including summit cairn.ger02/10/2019
With ger at summit a stag was moving around the top, good views on a fine day.DRS02/10/2019
iainwalton11/08/2019
Simon Winton11/06/2019
Short ish detour whilst doing a streach of the Hebridean way. Liked this hill, full of interest and views and easy to walk on. Up from the causeway.nickywood108/06/2018
Parked by 20’container in South Glen Dale. Along coast & up to Roineabhal, to Cruachan, Marabhal and to Easabhal. Good wx, strong S’ly breeze. With PM.CJM19/05/2018
4th and last from 781147 parking. Roineabhal, Cruachan, Marabhal and Easabhal. Descended east to road and then car with CM. Clear and sunny. 7.5 miles and 4 hour 15 minutes.bolton19/05/2018
govanah19/05/2018
Gavin Theobald29/04/2018
Roadside parking at NF 7915 1492. Followed coast path, accessible through a garden! to Roneval first. Onto Hairtebreac, Cruachan, Marabhal and Easabhal for a pleasant 8 miles. With Carole Engel.jonglew18/08/2017
carole engel18/08/2017
From the coast road at East Kilbride. Pleasant ascent, following a little stair case of ridge lines. Couldn't resist a circuit of the nine cairns on the summit plateau, at least three of which were old, substantial and mossy.Nick Down119/07/2017
NormanW26/08/2016
Tom Mundell08/07/2016
Trekking toes08/07/2016
h3cla18/06/2016
Mudskipper24/05/2016
With Jenx via the shortest easiest way from church car park to West. Cropped pastures and fell for half distance then easy lines through heather to summit rocks. Visited the various cairned tops but RHB point appears highest.nordicstar28/04/2016
Easy Easaval.jenx28/04/2016
From car park of hideous church. Straight up using grassy strip between heather. Walked over numerous potential HPs and made the most of the beautiful views. Up and down in 1hour 15 minutes.Campbell Singer06/04/2016
Parked on the side road at 756 164 and walked down the track on the other side of the B888 and up to the top avoiding the boggiest ground. Splendid views in the sunshine.martin_hall15/10/2015
PeteN30/06/2015
BrianMatthews14/06/2015
danpquinn05/06/2015
With Mora from minor road to south parking at nf785143BLACKHILL17/05/2015
Dropped off near mast to south east. Ascended via easy scrambling on rough slabs including a cave which you can climb out of the back of. Descended towards the horrendous looking church to the north west where picked up.raffemeister12/04/2015
PGCE20/09/2014
dandaran22/08/2014
Martyn128/06/2014
Glenysj2128/06/2014
Crumblie218/06/2014
softsquare16/06/2014
Parked in the church car-park on B888, took a direct line over very wet ground.tim74710/05/2014
AndyS08/05/2014
SteveG01/05/2014
aul-fogie22/03/2014