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Name:Ciste Dhubh
Hill number:834
Height:981.1m / 3219ft
RHB Section:11A: Loch Duich to Cannich
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Beauly, Catchment Boundaries, Ness
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Munro, High Hills of Britain,
Murdo, Yeaman
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,M,HHB,Mur,Y)
Grid ref:NH 06239 16607
Summit feature:rock by cairn
Drop:390.5m
Col:590.6m  NH 0616 1490  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 33
(1:25k) 414N 414S
Survey:obvious summit/Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 653 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
vgiorgio01/04/2024
From Cluanie Inn (NH078117). ATV tk up W side of Allt a Chaorainn Bhig to Bealach a Choinich, then FP up S ridge. Pt 877 bypass FP was steep hard neve. Easy ground to false summit. Dip, then final ridge was steep snow arête, with rocks, moderate exposure. Safer to go over pt.877 on return.Isbjorn 3rd Round06/01/2024
gomezhdm30/12/2023
Gallovidian02/09/2023
gavinmcc21/08/2023
Delyoung25/07/2023
rox.a.k22/07/2023
Ciste Dhubh and Am Bathach, Cluanie - Walkhighlands routehummusg20/07/2023
PVokes23/06/2023
paulp23/06/2023
interloper03/06/2023
Fletch03/06/2023
Rob Jackson26/05/2023
Jill Robertson19/05/2023
andy.painter16/05/2023
Rodge07/05/2023
With Jack Coronation backpacking tripfellie06/05/2023
fellwanderer9201/05/2023
pwithnall21/04/2023
Brilliant day out with fantastic weather and great views. Another great day up at Glen Sheil and the only one on this hill!Kevthecat03/04/2023
ChrisVDM01/04/2023
https://strava.app.link/RPSVICEaJybJohn19/03/2023
easers13/12/2022
Dottie17/10/2022
npeterc11/09/2022
mal6514/08/2022
Baz with H&K20/07/2022
Parking area near E corner of Glenshiel Forest - Am Bathach S Top - Am Bathach - Ciste Dhubh S Top - Ciste Dhubh - An Cnapach - down An Caorann Beag to car. With FJ.Mark Jackson19/06/2022
maclrc29/05/2022
DotMP16/05/2022
GavinTheobald 308/05/2022
bogdodger28/04/2022
Joshauge12/04/2022
club weekend, climbed with StuartJamesSDonald04/03/2022
PaulMcMurtrie23/01/2022
Elma Victoria Ian Suilvendonmeister03/01/2022
With Jeff. Headed up the side of the hills left of the path on steep ground then onto the col. Weather deteriorated, wind and rain, very gusty at times when exposed. Back down using path, had to strike off right across stream to regain track.Cumbrianexile31/10/2021
Revisitcjo30/08/2021
fedupofuserids25/07/2021
anguscow13/07/2021
Over Am Bathach from the layby on the A87 about 1km east of the Cluanie Inn. On to Ciste Dhubh before returning down An Caorann Beag. Weather: Sunny spells with a cold SW wind at times. Summits clear of cloud all daygeoffh1216/06/2021
Stavanger Toestub05/06/2021
Solo.Tintenty02/06/2021
stuartgreig01/06/2021
Conor28/05/2021
From Morvich - 8 Munros - Five Sisters, Brothers, Cistge Dhubh down into Glen Affric then up to An Socach and camp in BealachHuwel23/04/2021
Approach from Cluanie Inn along the glen alongside Am Bathach. Up onto An Cnapach into deep snow and along the ridge to CD summit. Excellent morning!Matt290123/12/2020
From the layby on A87, ascended steeply up to Am Bathach, along grassy ridge and then dropped down into Bealach a' Choinich. Boggy ascent up to An Cnapach and then on grassy ridge with some narrower sections to Ciste Dhubh. Descended back to bealach, then down glen on rough path. Amazing conditions, with no wind and cloud inversion obscuring the bottoms of the glens. 12.8km.PiranhaFish07/11/2020
2nd ascent, on its own this time, from near Cluanie. Boggy path up the glen and very boggy and eroded on the initial climb, but v nice ridge walk afterwards. Beautiful day with excellent views of the Kintail and Affric hills. Many parked cars and met several groups, Munros are popular these days.douglas_easton26/09/2020
An Cnapach, Ciste Dhubh South Top, Ciste Dhubh, Am Bathach, Am Bathach South Topkeithouk25/08/2020