An Cabar

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Name:	An Cabar
Hill number:	1060
Height:	559m / 1834ft
RHB Section:	14B: The Fannaichs
County/UA:	Highland (UA)
Catchment:	Cromarty
Class:	Marilyn, Hump, Dodd (500-599m), Highland Five, Yeaman (Ma,Hu,Tu,5,HF,Y)
Grid ref:	NH 25735 64102
Summit feature:	rock 5m NW of trig point
Drop:	251m
Col:	308m NH192628
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 20 (1:25k) 436S
Observations:	rock is about 50cm higher than trig point base
Survey:	Abney level
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 95 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)	By	Date of Ascent
A fine walk up from Strathbran lodge. Wonderful views.	Peterb	21/03/2020
Walked up the forestry track just west of Strathbran Lodge, then north east up to the top with fine views of Loch Fannich	Simon Winton	25/01/2020
Bagging the trig. Came up from near Strathbran Lodge.	BigJ	23/01/2020
As N.Morters.	Chris Peart	03/12/2019
Ascent from Loch Fannich, very straightforward and really good views. Some snow showers.	fasgadh	06/05/2019
As per robertphilipps - on bright cold day. Easy walk, initially on tracks.	willyross	05/12/2018
Track through forest gives quick ascent on to boggy track towards loch. Then over to climb West Top and main summit. Rain came in on westerly wind.	NormanW	08/05/2018
an cabar west top and an cabar from near strathbran lodge, new track not shown on the map is about 300m west of the lodge, parked opp lodge on verge.	robertphillips	09/10/2017
bike/hike to loch fannich...lovely.	hils	14/07/2017
2/4. Completes Section 14.	PGCE	02/07/2017
1 of 2: From A832 layby at Achanalt.	ChrisR	23/03/2017
self. en route to Gairloch	davidsbatty	16/11/2016
Evening walk from A832, large Layby west of Strathbran Lodge. 200m east newish track all the way through forest to mini hydro scheme. Quad tracks then easy ground to summit, thicker heather in places. Brilliant views down Loch Fannich, good sunset as I rushed to get down before dark, helpful track.	N.Morters	21/10/2016
Parked at roadside space near tge lodge where path comes down on map. Can get through that gate, and another with a conifer growing in it to use path from lodge up to hydro building. Then the track up to 300m intake. Old path to boathouse on lochan then a line across the hills to gain summit. A line back down more directly using the main burn line works well to gain the return track.	nordicstar	19/08/2016
Track to the boathouse then across to the top. Good route down by stream back to track.	jenx	18/08/2016
New track from W of Strathbran Lodge but shade would have been preferable. Old track continues for a while onto open moorland the going soon becomes soft. Returned along west ridge, a bit further but worth it for the views.	Topographer57	16/08/2016
ERB	Uisdean25	29/12/2014
From deer gate west of Strathban Lodge there is a new track as far as a newly built intake. Used the original path part of the way before diverting to P30s. Came back more directly to the intake.	Martin R	05/10/2014
Good track from lodge through trees then took direct line to summit, no paths, but easier than I'd feared.	AndrewFinnimore	29/09/2014
Solo assented from loch Fannich not a bad day	Nozzer	27/10/2013
	Galltywenallt	27/06/2011
Straightforward ascent starting from footpath at Strathban Lodge. Great summit views due to overnight snow on high ground and clear visibility.	JohnW	23/10/2010
Revisit date. First date not recorded.	RHW	26/05/2008
from W top. Loss of height over two grass boggy bits to top at 15.05. No cairn. Nearby rocks higher than FB.	arranc	06/06/2007
From Grudie power station, up the estate track. Partly sunny, good views, cold on top.	iangalbraith	26/03/2007
Up the track from Strathbran to the boathouse. The boat's too big to launch.	Eddie	19/02/2006
My 1500th Marilyn.	RHW	28/06/2002
	cachristiso1	01/02/2020
	LesH	14/02/2019
	lindaross	05/12/2018
	carole engel	26/09/2018
	foggieclimber	03/06/2018
	Gavin Theobald	12/05/2018
	Isbjorn	19/02/2018
	curlebd	19/05/2017
	Tom Mundell	25/02/2017
	sarah mundell	25/02/2017
	Iona	25/02/2017
	Trekking toes	25/02/2017
	AndyS	23/09/2016
	iainwalton	09/09/2016
	tsmart	21/08/2016
	kathyh	21/08/2016
	Martyn1	11/07/2016
	Winterfloodian	04/06/2016
	richtea5040	01/09/2015
	neilsan	20/06/2015
	aul-fogie	26/04/2015
	petesimpson	15/03/2015
	Johnny Corbett	01/07/2014