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Name:Ballageich Hill
Hill number:13290
Height:333m / 1093ft
Parent (Ma):1686  Corse Hill
RHB Section:27A: Ayr to the River Clyde
County/UA:East Renfrewshire
Catchment:Clyde
Class:Tump (300-399m), Yeaman
(Tu,3,Y)
Grid ref:NS 53160 50168
Summit feature:pile of stones
Drop:67m
Col:266m  NS551481  
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 79 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
From the B764 layby along grassy path over E top and squelchily to the pile of rounded stones at or near the summit. Spacious views.Nick Down106/04/2024
From South Moorhouse. Onto BennanAndrew Simmons16/02/2024
From the lay-by on a dull and damp day. Nice views.m11chael18/08/2023
From the lay-by on the main road SE of the summit. Steep path up to E Cairn then across wettish ground to the small cairn and surface block which has replaced the destroyed trig pillar. From here returned to the road before crossing to bag Dunwan Hill and Blackwood HillWayne Mac18/06/2022
A morning in the wind farm and Whitelee hill then parked in the layby NS53934 50021. A steepish climb up the path which was strewn with the remains of boiled eggs.to follow to the spot height before making my way to Bennan Hill via Bennan Loch.Buck18/04/2022
Irene and Young Hutchie’sHutchie01/01/2022
Walked in from the roadside. A cold day wit a bit of snow lying so nice and firm underfoot. Fantastic views across to Arran, Ailsa Craig and also to Ben Lomond.colazione28/11/2021
Four Tump round from layby opposite Greenfield. Good path up to Ballageich for awesome views and on to Bennan Hill. Followed blue pipes as shown on Google Earth to Melowther Cottage and on to Dunwan Dam.lordtonult05/10/2021
With Sophia and dziadzio.jackbien19/06/2021
With dziadzio and Jacksophiabien19/06/2021
From NW. See Bennan Hill log for parking tip.bjewing22/03/2021
Up from dam, having followed track leading from Bonnyton Moor Road.Grinner01/11/2020
From the lay-by. Up grassy path and across plateau with good path. Then down north and across dam to Bennan Hill. Returned via east shoulder of BallageichCampbell Singer26/09/2020
From layby at Greenfield then on to Bennan via the dam.sclater26/07/2020
First hill post Covid-19 lockdown. Parked in the layby opposite the track to Greenfield. Walking poles useful to avoid touching the low gate when crossing over. Good little path to the summit. Hazy views over Glasgow. Continued on to Bennan Hill.LizH02/06/2020
First hill after lockdown.Too warm to wander over to Bennan Hill so lounged around the summit.Antrim hills visible in the distance.ARM01/06/2020
What a view! Cannot think of anything to compare, even at a snails’s pace it’s 5 mins to the top, and the views are beyond compare. Stunning.Craigieboy4431/12/2019
1st of a 4tump loop, parking up in the layby, opposite the track to Greenfield at NS53934 50021, then a small path seems to head up to the 327m spot height, recording 335m @ NS 53159 50172 then along to some stones in the sedge. Onwards to Bennan Hill descneding steeply and along the edge of Bennan Loch...Dazingdale27/09/2019
Parked alongside the water works fence near entrance to South Moorhouse Farm. Up track to dam - some works in progress. Along dam wall, over fence then steeply up. Onwards to Bennan Hill - along the dam wall.Minto10/07/2019
From layby NW side B764 (NS 5393 5003). Good grassy track to the top. Trig surface block next to the cairn.jonglew04/05/2019
The easiest (and least boggy) access is probably along the Bennan Loch dam wall, over a wire fence then up grazed patches and sheep tracks through the hummocks onto a narrow footpath running just below the summit ridge to a memorial cairn at the top.summitter24/02/2019
Up via Bonnyton, down via the moor road from Eaglesham. Once of many.quadbarrel03/03/2018
From large layby opposite Greenfield to E. Went to Bennan first, there is a 4wd track which often disappears into the marsh. Attractive reservoirs. Driving wind and rain. Final East Renfrewshire TuMP.Thearlaichdubh24/12/2017
Tufty and boggy. Wide views.hillsman20/08/2017
Another walk up my local hill with great views of Arran and the hills to the north from the summit. Worth the minimal effort to reach the rounded top.Chris Mac13/08/2017
Up from layby on eaglesham road.robertphillips08/12/2015
Childhood sledging hill!Chris Mac07/09/2015
With Jack - warm and dry but still wet underfootchrisbien03/07/2015
With dziadzojackbien03/07/2015
Non HuMP Yeaman.chalky195323/05/2015
From Eaglesham Moor road, over Ballageich Hill & along the dam to Bennan Hill with Alexander.agentmancuso09/02/2014
From layby. Pile of stones.chrisbien22/06/2013
Last of may visits.An old favourite bike run as a kid.ARM02/08/2009
With Tom & Winnie, to test their new Garmin, approximate dateagentmancuso18/07/2009
With kids.agentmancuso06/07/2009
RHW13/09/2008
On a long way back to Eaglesham from Corse Hill.campagvelocet23/02/2007
Really boggy. Amazing views as is actually quite high despite being a short climb.Thomas McIlvaney01/11/2000
Visited from end of Bonnyton Moor road, with Fiona. Been back many times from the main road since.agentmancuso11/02/1995
Arbitrary date to enable inclusion - probably before 1960.mainnirnamfiadh01/07/1956
From Eaglesham Moor road. Over moorland with large snow patches, for sledging. With I, L and M.The Captainblank
Gallovidian04/11/2023
Martin R14/08/2022
Chris Mac05/12/2021
stevent080915/09/2021
Chris Mac07/08/2021
Chris Mac22/05/2021
Chris Mac28/12/2020
hillhunter24/10/2020
Chris Mac14/09/2020