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Name:Clack Hill
Hill number:13486
Height:210m / 689ft
Parent (Ma):1729  Bengray
RHB Section:27B: Carrick and Galloway
County/UA:Dumfries and Galloway
Catchment:Fleet (Gatehouse)
Class:Tump (200-299m)
(Tu,2)
Grid ref:NX 62669 67078
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:36m
Col:174m  NX626663  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 83
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 10 users)ByDate of Ascent
Circular route from roadside parking NX611622. Took rad and track towards Grobdale of Girthon, then fairly direct climb to Ewe Hill. Continued along ridge to Laughenghie Hill (visiting the various summit contenders), descent NE over increasingly rough ground, crossed stream and climb to Airie Hill (also visiting the cairn). Descent S to climb Clack Hill, on to Loch Hill and to road via track from Grobdale of Balmaghie. Followed road SW from about 1km then headed SSW to climb Fell of Laghead, on to Craigtype and Benfadyeon. Returned via path to Laghead Bridge and road to start point. Some sunshine, some rain, fairly breezy.RobertP02/07/2023
Direct line SE from Airie Hill over dry tussocks, sometimes deep/ boggy to wacke (no longer granite) outcrop with small cairn. Slow but not bad. Larks singing. Breezy sun. Onto Slogarie.Denise 21/04/2022
From end of public road to Slogarie, verge parking for 1 car (NX 6525 6891). Took track running N and W, over Stroan Bridge, then direct across very rough ground to Airie Hill -> Clack Hill -> Slogarie Hill. Rained all the way; an unusually unpleasant 10k round.jonglew24/02/2021
A 7 tump round from the laurieston forest CP kenick hill, tormollan hill, slogarrie hill, clack hill, loch hill, black hill, craigelwhan, mixture of tracks, tree bashing, and tussocks.robertphillips03/01/2021
5th tump of 6 with Adrian, climmbing Kenick, Tormollan, Slogarie and Airie Hill then descending via heather and the fairly hard ascent to the grassy summit cairn via tussocks. 1st Completer of Fleet (Gatehouse) catchment! Continuing to Loch hill...Dazingdale16/03/2019
After Airie Hill. With Dazingdale. Tough terrain but easier than the surrounding hills.Adrian06/03/2019
RichardM21/04/2022
fergie15/08/2017
Dave Geere01/05/2017
iaindbrown07/11/2013