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Name:Finlate Hill
Hill number:4565
Height:617m / 2024ft
Parent (Ma):1490  Carn Mor
RHB Section:21A: Tomintoul to Banff
County/UA:Aberdeenshire
Catchment:Don (Aberdeen)
Class:Simm, Graham Top
(Tu,Sim,GT)
Grid ref:NJ 29241 17837
Summit feature:no feature: heather and grass
Drop:45m
Col:572m  NJ288182  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 37
(1:25k) OL62W 420W
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 39 users)ByDate of Ascent
A bike round from glenbuchat lodge 2 of 6robertphillips20/08/2023
2 of 5: From Moss Hill. With Karen.ChrisR26/03/2022
With Sue from Torrancroy Glen Nochty, cycled up to Duffdefiance and left bikes to climb Finlate Hill then rough track onto Bealach at Dun Muir to Carn Mor. Return same way.Frank16/09/2021
pleasant walking. lots of cloudberry plants near topoatcake09/06/2021
From GlenbuchatGonk27/05/2021
A birthday walk starting within a 5 mile radius of home, from Glen Nochty. Up the Ladder, with a detour to Finlate Hill, on short heather except for the summit. On to Carn Mor, then along the ridge to Monadh an t-Sluichd Leith. ATV track heads down the ridge back to the landrover track along the Water of Nochty. Recommended on a hot day, because the multiple deep fords cool your feet. In any other weather, and especially if wet, an alternative return would be wiser.Gill01/06/2020
#2 of 4, P E of GlenbuchatRHW27/12/2019
down path from col north-east of Dun Muir, then off through Tornashean Forest passing the 'Lost Gallery' back to bridge over Water of Nethy. KeithByTheC15/05/2019
Walked from Little Geal Charn via The Ladder.187lenny14/04/2019
On TGO ChallengeColin Crawford21/05/2018
From track junction SW of Rhinstacks accessed via Firs Cottage. Low cloud pretty much all day made route finding an issue. Left turn above Rhinstacks not obvious but other otherwise an easy route to Moss Hill. Did not find the E-W path shown on map before Little Geal Charn but did find summit. Route on to Letterach not obvious in cloud and wandered around a bit. Did get there but actual summit not clear on a flat summit area. Continued past top until it started to descend and then picked up 'high' points on way back. Dropped west off 'ridge' too early, worked my way back to col NE of Dun Muir where I could see no evidence of the two cross paths shown on map - still in cloud. Not sure where I was I decided to call it a day and headed SE to pick up tracks. When I did and confirmed where I was I decided I still had time for three more tops so pushed on to Finlate Hill, The Socach, Dubh Breac Hill and N to the track back to the car. Despite cloud a pleasant enough day.dickscroop22/08/2017
booboowalking04/09/2022
Simon Winton10/05/2022
chrispine07/10/2021
neilsan09/06/2021
govanah01/03/2021
thelonious21/11/2020
alda22/08/2019
BaggerGutt15/05/2019
mae28/04/2019
Tony S20/04/2019
Lorna S20/04/2019
Dave McG25/10/2018
interloper20/09/2016
Fletch20/09/2016
Gavin Theobald28/05/2016
ajwxyzt18/05/2014
hill walker24/11/2013
Dave Geere12/07/2013
Mudskipper09/09/2012
bertbarnett12328/05/2012
chalky195302/09/2009
IainT21/08/2009
Colin Crawford26/04/2009
JA22/09/2005
Alan Whatley17/07/2005
StueyB10/04/2005
amblemark18/04/1992
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