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Name:Craigmurchie
Hill number:13360
Height:286m / 938ft
Parent (Ma):1697  Lamachan Hill
RHB Section:27B: Carrick and Galloway
Donald area:Galloway Hills
County/UA:Dumfries and Galloway
Catchment:Cree
Class:Tump (200-299m)
(Tu,2)
Grid ref:NX 39244 73566
Summit feature:trig point
Drop:59m
Col:227m  NX393744  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 77
(1:25k) 319
Observations:cairn 100m SW at NX 39163 73515 is probably lower
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 6 users)ByDate of Ascent
Craigmurchie, borgan hill, garlick hill from the RSPB CP biked up the track.robertphillips21/08/2022
From the RSPB car park, good track nearly all the way. At track junction 500m due E of the top, took the short dead-end track (mapped at 25k) then peeled off SW initially a bit before its end to follow an over-grown but very serviceable old harvester track which terminated, for my purposes, at the wall. Rough and tussocky from there only. The cairn and trig are not visible from each other due to trees, but the trig gave a higher elevation on both barometric and satellite readings.jonglew01/08/2021
2nd tump of 5, having climbed the Rig of the Cairn from Bargrennan then some really rough/boggy terrain, crossing the Water of Minnoch on the old packhorse bridge then following an old wall South through difficult terrain before dropping onto a good forest track over the Pulniskie Burn and Laggairy Howe then some rough forest rides including tussocks before reaching the summit area. I recorded 285m on a grassy knoll@ NX 39165 73518 and 287m @ NX 39248 73567 next to the Trig pillar on grassy/heathery land. Rough descent East before reaching remnants of track beoming better and over the outflow of Loch Middle then good track leading to a forest ride NE of Craigenteasy heading for Punch Well Brae/Largs Hill...Dazingdale25/08/2018
RHW30/04/2006
Dave Geere17/11/2018
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