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Name:Carn Mhic Iamhair
Hill number:3163
Height:781m / 2562ft
Parent (Ma):639  Carn na Saobhaidhe
RHB Section:09B: Glen Albyn and the Monadh Liath
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Findhorn, Catchment Boundaries, Ness
Class:Simm, Corbett Top
(Tu,Sim,CT)
Grid ref:NH 61164 14549
Summit feature:large boulder 20m WSW of cairn
Drop:34m
Col:747m  NH607143  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 35
(1:25k) 417
Observations:cairn is at NH 61179 14558
Survey:obvious summit
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 54 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Parked near Wester Aberchalder for a 38km circuit of 12 summits, including 8 Simms. 3/12PGCE05/04/2023
Turbine-tasctic monotonous walk from Garthbeg. Started with a long, dusty road to Carn na Saobhaidhe (604m) then Carn na Saobhaidhe (811m). So dull they named it twice. There-and-back to Carn Mhic lamhair, NW to Beinn Bhuraich, down to Meall a' Bhuailt, and homeward bound via Beinn Mheadhoin and Carn Choire Riabhaich. Okay in sunny, dry conditions. Would be horrible if wet and overcast as minimal visual and topographical interest. 7 hrs.summitter05/06/2021
2 of 6: From Carn na Saobhaidhe. With Karen.ChrisR18/10/2020
Straight up hillside from end of track to south. Solo.Dangerous Dave24/09/2019
CK SheilaS17/04/2019
A nice round from Dalbeg bothy though weather was miserable. Two sections of track and following streams as much as possible meant ground not too bad except for section after main summit. Carn Mhic Lamhair(Ct), Carn na Saobhaide(C), Beinn Bhuraich(Ct), Meall a Bhuailt(Gt) and a diversion on the way back to Carn na Saobraidhe E top.dickscroop30/06/2017
Parked by telephone box taking tracks almost all the way to Carn Mhic Iamhair, then Carn na Saobhaidhe. Summit of Saobhaidhe very flat with cairn plus the high point and other near-candidates. Continued to Beinn Bhuraich, Meall a'Bhuailt and Beinn Dubhcharaidh, descending N a short way to pitch tent. Fine sunny day made this a surprisingly pleasant route. Easy descent down to the Glen and starting point.RobertP08/04/2017
Worst day I have ever had on a hill rounded off by a puncture shortly after leaving Dalbeg in the dark.ARM06/12/2014
on descent from Carn na Saobhaidheoatcake14/05/2014
From N, Dunmaglass, big wide track in prep for 35 turbine wind farm, then older track, fording deepish burn 4x before leading almost to summit. Then over Saobhaidhe and 2 Sims, back via Dubhcharaidh.RHW05/05/2014
GMC meet. With Keith Andersonmike.hoult23/04/2014
From road head w Jenx by the Findhorn. Long walk in via hut at Dalbeg and inc tops of Carn Mhic Iamhair and South top. Followed track up to ice floes Allt Odhar and summit area in wicked snow flurries to top. Clear and picked up all tops, cairn best one but highest near fence. Back out 10 miles same way!nordicstar29/12/2012
first ascent, warm & clear day, goc 2007, 2 in party,climbed on way to dal beg on route for kingussie.rum doodle 16/05/2007
Solo HFB29/06/1997
Cairngorm Club weekend meet at Newtonmore. Solo. From at Coignafearn (Old Lodge). Walked along the track to Coignafearn Lodge. I saw a feral goat family (mother, father, one kid). Continued on the track to Dalbeg and followed the track westwards on the slopes above Allt Creagach. At the top of the first rise a track, not shown on the map, goes off NE. The track I followed is shown as a footpath on my 1:50,000 map, but is a land rover track. I went to the top of Meall a' Phiobaire and followed a line of old fence posts, to begin with, and then to the summit of Carn Mhic Iamhan. On the summit is an ancient cairn. I continued to reach summit of Carn na Saobhaidhe. I went southwards passing an ancient cairn, marked on map. This looked like a small burial cairn, with a collapsed entrance. I continued to Carn a' Choire Sheilich and Carn na Làraiche Maoile.pwbellarby22/03/1997
From Strathdearn, Coignafearn Lodge and Dalbeg.On return from Carn na Saobhaidhe.benalder284blank
Lindsay M28/05/2023
carole engel17/05/2022
Robin5615/05/2022
Tom Mundell18/07/2020
Trekking toes18/07/2020
Dave McG07/02/2020
weaselmaster25/08/2019
Sick Kid25/08/2019
m0untain_n0mad28/07/2019
mae23/05/2019
interloper06/05/2019
Fletch06/05/2019
neilsan06/07/2018
BaggerGutt26/03/2018
hill walker22/01/2017
Martin R19/05/2014
NormanW31/07/2013
ngthack12/06/2013
Gavin Theobald04/06/2012
jimbloomer16/11/2011
IainT29/04/2011
DaveMcS25/07/2010
Colin Crawford15/05/2008
john steel16/07/2006
bertbarnett12314/08/2005
alda14/08/2005
fasgadh31/03/2005
3 kinnears31/10/2004
IanHHill06/09/2004
Alan Whatley15/06/2004
hughbagger15/04/2003
daviemore12/04/2002
Ken_Stewart09/04/2002
StueyB27/08/2000