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Name:Law of Dumbuils
Hill number:13060
Height:108m / 354ft
Parent (Ma):1660  Innerdouny Hill
RHB Section:26A: Central Scotland from Dumbarton to Montrose
County/UA:Perth and Kinross
Catchment:Earn
Class:Tump (100-199m)
(Tu,1)
Grid ref:NO 10213 16950
Summit feature:no feature: grass
Drop:47m
Col:61m  NO082171  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 58
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 21 users)ByDate of Ascent
Limited parking at the end of the yellow road at Glenearn. Followed the marked track through a few gates and a short pull up to the summit. No cattle or fences to climb. Found a Trigpointing bolt on the top. With JSW from Oz.BigJ06/07/2022
From Glenearn: no fences, no cattle today, bridge very visible, no problems.Pete R26/02/2022
From Forgandenny - always found a way through the whins. Flock of sheep at summit, Hebridean possibly - I am not good with primitive breeds.fasgadh17/02/2022
After Culteuchar Hill and Castle Law fort. Up from south east via easy track/path. Descent to the west through gorse and sheep field.Fife Walking08/05/2021
from glenearn, track then up through field to wood and gate.robertphillips23/03/2019
From Forgandenny, then through fields and gorse to topColin Crawford16/12/2017
Parked up besides South Dumbuils, hopped over gate, and through the gorse to the still visible fort remains.summitter17/09/2017
From Eastfield, route much as described by Minto.NormanW06/09/2017
Parked easily at Eastfield in wide entrance to deserted business premises. Along tarmac road, past the gorse, and before going downhill a gate on left gives access. Up and across to 107m summit (Fence, pine tree and gorse clump). Avoided worst of gorse to 108m summit at the hill fort. My final N06 Tump (until another is found). Back the same way.Minto24/06/2017
From Eastfield. 2 gates.chrisbien19/03/2017
From Glenearn via the track. The summit wood is lovely.Play2End23/06/2016
Pleasant stroll along surfaced track from Forgandenny via the 107m top. No fences or cattle, just one gate.alda03/03/2016
Direct ascent from Glenearn. It's not as straight forward as it looks, there appears to be a local siege mentality. There is a deep ford across the track that can only be crossed via a well hidden bridge a few metres to the right, followed by a barbed fence. Further up there is another barbed fence and unwelcoming highland cattle. Continued over NW top, then made for another track, two more barbed fences and a scary looking herd of cattle trotting towards me.Topographer5719/01/2015
Lynnebe07/06/2022
Tricky09/11/2019
duchally17/11/2017
Lindsay M10/01/2016
Rod M10/01/2016
Janet M10/01/2016
richtea504006/01/2012
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