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Name:Doire Mhor
Hill number:8848
Height:433.1m / 1421ft
Parent (Ma):949  Carn a' Bhodaich
RHB Section:12B: Killilan to Inverness
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Ness
Class:Tump (400-499m)
(Tu,4)
Grid ref:NH 58262 38720
Summit feature:not recorded
Drop:39m
Col:394m  NH579382  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 26
(1:25k) 416N
Observations:ground 40m SSE is 1.8m lower
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 19 users)ByDate of Ascent
Matt06/10/2023
Very attractive summits & views. Nothing else good! From good parking at Ladycairn thought we'd benefit from a good track up to Carn a Bhodaich. It was anything but. Feet soaked within 500m. Barely a track in places. Cut off up grassy bog at earliest opportunity to fence & summit trig. Following highest ground we picked up the odd animal/mad person trail to reach cairn at .483. Pretty awful ground everywhere. On to Doire Mhor & Cnoc na Gaoithe. The path out was equally bad and indistinct. Vaguely NW then W. Glad to reach the road for the final km.Lynnebe05/08/2023
Solo with Cnoc Na Gaoithe. Going south, parked on the bend before Altourie and headed for the path going NE - very faint but better than the heather.garbo110320/11/2022
IainT13/10/2022
Large herd of around 60 deer to welcome me to this hill.Adrian04/09/2022
From Bhodaich and on to Cnoc na Gaoithe over heather.sclater04/12/2021
hill walker19/05/2021
2 of 3: From Carn a Bhodaich on a compass bearing in low cloud and mist. Cairn. With Karen.ChrisR02/03/2021
Five minutes into the walk I was joined by a wee terrier I called Trig. He followed me up the muddy path from Ladycairn, bagging Carn a' Bhodaich, Doire Mhor and Cnoc na Gaoithe with me over heather and rock, through deer and sheep. He came to heel when called, ran like a free spirit when not, loved company and aimless chat, and sat patiently for an oaty energy bar. On returning to Ladycairn I was met by his owner's friend, found out he was called Scrappy and had been missing for hours, so had to give him back. An okay set of hills, an excellent walking companion.summitter01/09/2020
Walked from minor road to north-west near Altourie. Excellent viewpoint.willyross21/04/2020
lindaross21/04/2020
Dave McG27/04/2019
run from Ladycairn CraigW21/07/2018
Descent hill to complete RHB section 12B.chalky195306/05/2018
Martin R13/05/2016
cachristiso128/02/2016
Lindsay M13/12/2015
Rod M13/12/2015
From Carn a'Bhodaich. Then north to a path and northwest to a yellow road.Alan Moore29/02/2012