Philpstoun Bing North

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Name:	Philpstoun Bing North
Hill number:	19119
Height:	115.2m / 378ft
Parent (Ma):	1827 Cairnpapple Hill
RHB Section:	28A: Firth of Forth to the River Tweed
County/UA:	West Lothian (UA)
Catchment:	Forth
Class:	Tump (100-199m) (Tu,1)
Grid ref:	NT 05769 76858
Summit feature:	gravel mound
Drop:	40m
Col:	75m NT057767
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 65 (1:25k) 349E
Survey:	Leica RX1250
Comments:	Alternative col at NT060769 is probably lower
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 22 users)	By	Date of Ascent
Better than expected. Good all round views.	hillsman	19/03/2018
Parked at car park at canal side. Followed towpath a short distance then over a stile onto a path heading left. Round the first slope the path turns right up the steepish slope to a plateau from which you can choose from a variety of routes to the top. Followed a different set of paths down to emerge between large tree trunks opposite the car park	Jubilado	01/02/2018
Linlithgow-Parkley Hill-Riccarton Hills-Binny Craig-Philpstoun Bing S-Philpstoun Bing N-Binns Hill-Linlithgow	campagvelocet	19/10/2017
Parked near the entrance to Philpstoun Bing South. Then across the canal bridge bagging its cut mark then down and round to towpath then up Philpstoun Bing North. A fine view point even on a damp grey afternoon. Return to car then bagged Philpstoun Bing South.	Dugswell2	16/09/2017
Chaotic spoil heaps from former oil shale works. Scope for planning a small but testing orienteering event here- with tricky route choices on the semi mobile steep sided slopes - up and over , around,or slip sliding contouring . Only had time for this one bing as airport check in not to be missed.	Chris Pearson	07/06/2017
Dodged the motorbikes and started a small summit cairn for future baggers.	summitter	05/03/2017
both bings from the canal car park.	robertphillips	24/02/2017
Enormous!	Play2End	03/02/2017
Walked from Linlithgow along the towpath and up from carpark to E. Pleasanter than PB South	Thearlaichdubh	14/12/2016
From E, canal car park, cross road to path which contours past a couple of bumps to grassy highpoint. Colourful bing scenery. Recompletes West Lothian for me.	RHW	12/12/2015
P at canal.	chrisbien	24/05/2015
I was expecting one bing but found two: the one on the north of the canal was a surprise.	Pete R	18/05/2015
From canalside parking.	Minto	15/10/2014
	PM	02/07/2019
	ajwxyzt	13/01/2018
	Ken_Stewart	11/11/2017
	russell61	23/01/2016
	alda	02/07/2015
	Colin Crawford	15/10/2014
	amcvey	15/08/2014
	amcvey	02/09/2011
	ARM	06/12/2009