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Name:Creag Each West Top
Hill number:3916
Height:658.8m / 2161ft
Parent (Ma):10  Creag Each
RHB Section:01A: Loch Tay to Perth
County/UA:Perth and Kinross
Catchment:Earn
Class:Simm, Graham Top
(Tu,Sim,GT)
Grid ref:NN 64715 26467
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:38.5m
Col:620.3m  NN 6496 2635  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 51
(1:25k) OL47W 368W
Observations:ground 40m E at NN 64753 26464 is lower
Survey:Abney level/Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 77 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Round of Creag Each +3Topographer5723/09/2023
From Sron Mhor, avoiding most of the peat hags. Descended directly towards the Glen Tarken track, N of Creag Each. Some quite wet areas high up, sheep tracks and better ground lower down. Pleasant glen walk back.LizH09/07/2023
Parked at the bottom of Glen Tarken for a circuit of 1 Highland Five and 2 Simms. 3/3PGCE17/05/2022
Circuit of both Graham's from St Fillans. Long slog over peat bog to S E cluster.thekirkie pirate14/05/2022
I like Glen Tarken. So picking the hills off 1 by 1 so i can go back. Followed the west track to the Tarken Stone, picked a grassy line and went up from there. On the way back i came across an atv track, which starts 500m beyond the fork in the track, it goes pretty high up in the direction of Sron Mhor. I will use it for Sron Mhor and it would be the best bet if bagging all 3 hillshils01/11/2021
After the Graham. Gave up after this and went home. Serious low visibility monotonous terrain.Play2End30/10/2019
Solo. Across bog from Creag Each.Dangerous Dave21/10/2019
A round of the tops on the west side of Glen Tarken. Parked at Woodhouse, took the Glen Tarken track to just below Creag Dhubh, then recrossed it to Sron Mhor, Creag Each West Top and Creag Each, descending SE to the track. A magical day of bright sun on snow.Nick Down102/02/2019
Up Glen Tarken from Woodhouse. Boggy at the col before the Top. Then on to Sron Mhor. Mild but windy and showery.NormanW30/12/2018
From Sron Mhor.summitter22/08/2018
Round of Glen Tarken.jimbloomer04/05/2017
Another very windy day. North wind so reversed planned route by following track to head of Glen Tarken and coming back over the three tops - Sron Mhor, Creag Each W top and Creag Each. to the west so getting a tailwind on the high ground. Quite a pleasant half day walk on a very windy day and no route problems. Picking a good line down in cloud might have been tricky.dickscroop01/01/2017
ACW round of the girron, meall nam fiadh far east top, meall nam fiadh east top, meall nam fiadh, sron mhor, creag each west top, creag each from st fillans down track to woodhouse cycled back along road to car.robertphillips27/11/2016
Galltywenallt27/10/2016
After Sron Mhor, easiest way homeColin Crawford30/07/2016
#7 of 8 from St Fillans, after the Fiadh topsRHW17/04/2016
Solo walk. I parked just to the west of woodhouse on the north side of Loch Earn. I walked along the track that goes up Glen Tarken to the west of the burn. There seemed to be some work going on beside the burn but I could not work out what it was. I deliberately went quite high up the glen before leaving the track just past a burn at NN653276 as it would not be so steep that way. I went up the hillside without much difficulty passing over a minor bump at NN648270 to reach the summit of Creag Each West Top. I continued to the summit of Creag Each and descended into Glen Tarken.pwbellarby03/05/2014
Through Glen Tarken, and after Creag Ruadh and Creag Dhubh, ascended Sron Mhor before the West top and Graham of Creah Each. Down long South ridge back over Meall Reamhar, farm buildings and car.nordicstar08/12/2013
Ascended whilst walking from Creag Ruadh to Creag Each.JohnW29/03/2006
Dry, mild, cloudy, good views.iangalbraith29/01/2006
Solo HFB13/11/2004
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Pete R31/07/2021
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Steve Q29/08/2019
Tony S02/08/2019
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Lindsay M14/05/2017
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