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Name:Carn na Caim South Top [Mullach Coire nan Cisteachan]
Hill number:394
Height:914.6m / 3001ft
Section:05B: Loch Ericht to Glen Tromie and Glen Garry
Classification:Tu,Sim,MT,HHB,Mur
Drop:30.4m
Col:884.2m  NN 6696 8130  
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Entry no.Date recordedGrid Ref.Feature / Observations / SurveyRecorded byStatusSubpointLatest review
692304/08/2014NN 66389 80682  F: no feature: ground near path
S: Leica Disto/Leica RX1250
alda
SummitX
GJ
692404/08/2014NN 66975 81328  F: no feature
S: Leica RX1250
alda
Col
1GJ
1007530/07/2015NN 66389 80682  F: small cairn
S: Leica NA730/Leica GS15
GVJ/JB/MP
SummitX
GJ
1007604/08/2014NN 66969 81301  F: no feature
S: Leica RX1250
GVJ/JB/MP
Col
GJ
1504512/07/2016NN 66390 80678  F: scattered stones near path
S: Abney
RAB
Summit
GJ
1528806/08/2016NN 66389 80684  F: A few stones near the pathDSM
Summit
GJ
1825424/03/2017NN 66390 80681  F: Few stones c8m from fence lineLR
Summit
GJ
2595302/01/2019NN 66390 80683  F: Tiny cairnDSM
Summit
DM
2936313/10/2019NN 66389 80683  F: Small cairn near pathCraig67
Summit
GJ
3879620/07/2022NN 66390 80682  F: Tiny cairnDSM
Summit
DM
-146510/04/2009NN 66394 80676  F: no featureDW
Summit



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First munro day of the year, with Alma Aurea. A beautiful day forecast, so we climbed Carn na Caim South Top (914.6m), Carn na Caim (Munro, 940.8m), A' Bhuidheanach (881.1m) and A' Bhuidheanach Bheag (Munro, 936m). Sunny most of the day, clear summits and some snow to enhance the views, but not too much to spoil them. Beautiful 360 views of all the surrounding munro ranges. This was the first peak after the walk up from the layby. /Dmeltdiceburg31/03/2024
3 of 6: From Carn na Caim. We also crossed it earlier in the day before striking east to Meall Odhar Mor. With Sam.ChrisR26/11/2023
With Alasdairduchally09/10/2023
En route to MunroDenise 04/10/2023
Parked at A9 layby. Carn na Caim S Top, Carn na Caim, A'Bhuidheanach Bheag. Very wet underfoot, showery and tops in cloud initially, clearing a little later. With Gillian and Denise.richard6904/10/2023
Parked at layby 87 obvious path to the top.colinfielding24/04/2023
Carn na Caim South Top & Carn na Caim from parking on A9.JasonStark14/01/2023
Layby on A9 at NN639820 - Carn na Caim S Top - Carn na Caim - A’ Bhuidheanach Bheag - layby.Mark Jackson16/08/2022
With Karen, perfect winter conditionsHighland Days05/03/2022
Càrn na Caim and A' Bhuidheanach Bheag from Drumochter - Walkhighlands routehummusg20/08/2021
Circuit of tops from Drumochter.thekirkie pirate15/07/2021
Carn na Caim S & Main topsa d A' Bhuidheanach Bheag, with PR and family, as per Walkhighlands route. Easy terrain throughout.TRG31814/07/2021
From Layby 93 on the A9, near Cuaich, over Carn na Caim and then dropping down to Layby 87. Cycled back to Layby 93 along the A9. Weather: Sunny spells; Cold NW windgeoffh1214/06/2021
22km loop of the two munros (5hrs in not great conditions)Nicky C21/12/2020
Did on route to Carn na caimsupermario12/11/2020
From layby up bulldozed track to plateau. Sunny warm windless day with clear views.Trotticus27/09/2020
Circuit from Balsporran CottagesAjm031026/09/2020
Whilst bagging Meall Odhar Mor.PGCE18/07/2020
Carn na Caim and A'Bhuidheanach Bheag - with John and Islay - clag and snow above 600mmproudfoot22/12/2019
On way back from Meall Odhar Mor.richtea504014/08/2019
Weather fair.MountainMac23/07/2019
Climbed Carn na Caim and A'Bhuidheanach Bheag from the A9. Pretty slow going in soft, deep snow.Geoff Briggs06/02/2019
From layby 87 on A9, up track to A'Bhuidheanach, continuing to A'Bhuidheanach Bheag, then on to Glas Meall Mor, returning to A'Bhuidheanach Bheag, along ridge to Carn na Caim South Top and Carn na Caim, descending down same track to A9. With JS.kdbennett23/09/2018
With Mark.Jonathan Willingham22/09/2018
Solo HFB11/08/2018
On TGO ChallengeColin Crawford17/05/2018
With James D and Bill. Standard route up.Owen B16/02/2018
Parked in layby 87 for an early start on a superb November day: snow enough to walk dryshod over the summit plateau bogs, good visibility and frequent sun. Made the most of it with a long, rangy circuit: Carn na Caim South Top, CnC, A'Bhuideanach, A'B Bheag, Glas Meall Mor, Meall Uaine, Meall a'Chaorainn. Back down the track as darkness fell, somehow managing to stay upright on the ice patches, having left the spikes in the car to save weight. A'BB was my 141st Munro: half way there, but the difficult half awaits...Nick Down119/11/2017
Climbed with A'Bhuidheanach Bheag & Carn na Caimchillyman807/04/2017
on the way to moreoatcake19/11/2016
carn na caim south top, a bhuideanach bheag, glas mheall mor and glas mheal beag from lay by 88 descended off glas mheall beag ridge to pick up bike to cycle back to the car.robertphillips21/09/2016
En-route to Carn na CaimRoblex04/07/2016
Route to Carn na Caim.smocks and denims20/05/2016
See Meall Odhar Mor. From the A9 in snow. For just this top a very easy walk up a good track, less easy in the crossing east in soft snow.dickscroop27/03/2016
 yorkielad19/03/2016
From Layby 88 on A9 to Carn Na Caim & A'Bhuidheanach Bheag. With Nathan,Paul & Helen.MorecambeMonkey09/03/2016
With JaniceJamesSDonald08/01/2016
With Malcolm to claim new MTlordtonult29/09/2015
Solo - shortly after summitting the 'South Top' map blew away in blizzard. Progress to Munro aborted.Topsaswell11/03/2015
With ABB & CnCScmccabe 10/02/2015
Climbed in deep snow with Maria, Mike C, Jim and Maggie. NB - subsequently elevated to Murdo status following resurveying.barnz4829/12/2013
second time crossing this top. With M&J this timeniallp13/10/2013
Parked on southbound A9 at layby 88 and took quarry track south-east onto plateau. Then track north-east to summit. With niallp and JK.Man of Kernow113/10/2013
From Layby 88, easy walking up the Land Rover tracks. A'Bhuidheanach Bheag and Carn na Caim.rhalstead24/06/2013
From a camp near the old quarry en route to main top. Featureless Tundra.mick25/05/2012
Debs GoskaMountain Goat22/04/2011
A clear day not a soul seen!akraw09/10/2010
Solo on TGO Challenge 2010alistairpooler20/05/2010
self (Heighted 2015 and added to list)davidsbatty18/11/2009
second ascent, solo, clear but windy, climbed from the quarry path, taking in this top as well as the munro, carn na caim.rum doodle 13/05/2009