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Name:Eggerness Hill
Hill number:13759
Height:49m / 161ft
Parent (Ma):1725  Beneraird
RHB Section:27B: Carrick and Galloway
County/UA:Dumfries and Galloway
Catchment:Minor Rivers only (North)
Class:Tump (0-99m)
(Tu,0)
Grid ref:NX 48713 47233
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:30m
Col:19m  NX468484  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 83
(1:25k) 311
Observations:trig point on NE side of wall is slightly lower
Survey:Abney level
Comments:alternative summit, 1600m NNW, at NX 48258 48751 is about as high
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 22 users)ByDate of Ascent
From GarliestonSS17/10/2023
Up the Eggerness farm road, over a gate into two fields with cattle. Also over the wall to the trig.NormanW23/04/2023
If you want a quick bag, take the road to Eggerness farm and approach from there. Access from the footpath is either tough or demands a long haul to the south west. Trig enclosed by a cattle feeder, with the high point over the wall in scrubby treesColin Crawford02/09/2022
from end of the public road as others.robertphillips10/07/2021
Verge parking at end of public road. Took FP SE for 400m to breach in wall (NX 4856 4688), then easy uo through woodland to open cattle pasture. Temptation to hop the wall sooner wil lead to a more difficult crossing of the woodland/gorse belt.jonglew17/05/2021
Along the core path then after 150yds jump the dyke. Hellish route through the woods and gorse but got there. Small cairn.Play2End22/07/2018
Park to S and follow road clockwise. Easy to get to the HP via a gate near the trig.Thearlaichdubh18/07/2018
Short detour off path around eggerness point.Longwojo04/06/2018
Here for the trigpoint. TP:UK log: Parked at the end of the road near the 'No Parking, No Cars' sign, walked up the road and then into field (N54° 47.911' W4° 21.593'), couldn't see an easy spot to cross the wall so headed to gateway at N54° 47.911' W4° 21.593', then up through old pheasant feeding compound to wall at N54° 47.911' W4° 21.593' which I had to climb, trig is in the middle of a cattle feeder and in full view of the house, luckily cattle were some distance away in the field, back via same route but took road all the way back to the car from gateway at N54° 47.952' W4° 21.183', which in hindsight and considering the time it took to the trigpoint could have been a good place to park.thejackrustles25/03/2018
My driver Adrian parked at the road junction to the WSW. Walked along the path towards Eggerness Point until gap in the wall allowed access. Then up through wood and gorse to summit then onto trig on other side of the wall.Dugswell225/03/2018
1st hill of 6 on the last day of my July/Aug foray in the Rhinns and the Machars. From Garlieston, I walked along the shoreline, crossing thick brambles,rushes and reeds to reach pasture, rounding clear area around woodland to reach 1st knoll then onto summit area, one patch of gorse and several Hawthorn trees, one holding the summit, close to wall and Trig on the other side that I visited afterward. Descent NW along fenceline to wall then over to gate onto track to minor road back into Garlieston but took grassed over track East of Cairn Hill and then onto minor road heading North, onwards to Knockeffric Hill....Dazingdale05/08/2017
Climbed a gate at SE and made way up a field full of hoof prints.madaddo14/04/2017
Parked at end of public road then ascent through trees and gorse from the path around Garlieston Bay. Easier descent around fields to W. Good views from summit.RichardM11/02/2017
Summit is about 50 p SW of nearby trig, over a stone wall and within a hollow gorse bush. The bay is attractiveDenise 11/02/2017
RHW01/05/2006
Matt19/04/2023
cmac04/08/2020
Adrian25/03/2018
Martin R24/03/2018
iaindbrown24/03/2018
chalky195303/04/2016
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