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Name:Cairn Broadlands
Hill number:6058
Height:852m / 2795ft
Parent (Ma):457  Lochnagar - Cac Carn Beag
County/UA:Angus
Topographical area:HE12 Lochnagar-mellon
SMC/RHB section:07A: Braemar to Montrose
Catchment:South Esk
Class:High Hills of Britain, Subsimm
(HHB,sSim)
Grid ref:NO 27101 77747
Summit feature:small embedded rock 24m SSE of cairn
Drop:27.6m
Col:824.4m  NO 2669 7757  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 44
(1:25k) OL53N OL53S 388N 388S
Survey:Leica Disto D510/Leica RX1250
Comments:summit measured as 852.0m
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 45 users)ByDate of Ascent
32km circuit from Glen Doll. 1/15.PGCE24/02/2024
Up forest tracks from just after Glen Doll visitor centre and a faint path, some windblown trees at upper reaches of forest. Hill 1/5, on to the the 2 Simms and 2 Sub-Simms and back down Jock's road.NormanW26/07/2023
From the Glen Doll CP, through a gate just before the Acharn road junction,to a very muddy track used to clear the wind blow devastation from the forest SE of the summit. The gate was padlocked, and no ongoing work today. Followed the track towards the top of the woods, then no track around some fallen tree debris near the top. Found the track along the top edge of the wood, then up on deer tracks (lots of stags roaring nearby) to the col, and NE to the summit. Great viewpoint over Moulzie. On to Craig Mellon.LizH18/10/2022
From Acharn, took forest track NE from start of Glendoll Lodge track, and followed up to forest edge, contouring W along forest edge to an old made path leading up to SE ridge of Cairn Broadlands, up to that summit, then along ridge top to Craig Mellon, Craig Damff, descended steeply NW to near 738m point, up slopes to Craigs of Loch Esk (including its E top), then round to Cairn Lunkard, mostly on a good track not marked on map, descended NW to Jock's Road and followed that back to Acharnkdbennett10/08/2021
Solo HFB27/06/2021
From the glen doll CP track and path to cairn broadlands, craig mellon, west corrie top, craig damff, criags of loch esk, cairn lunkard, crow craigies south top, sandy hillock, dog hillock, ferrowie, down the capel mounth path back to the CP.robertphillips17/07/2020
Solo. A varied day, beginning with climb up to Corrie Fee and then a circular walk up to Craig Mellon (866m) via Bachnagairn.meltdiceburg17/08/2019
From the visitor centre car park we followed the track alongside the west side of the burn towards Moulzie. Once out of the forest, from the bridge headed straight up to Cairn Broadlands, then easy walk to Craig Mellon (including the cairned top), over the ice and snow to West Corrie, and then SW to Craig Damff. The conditions were so good (no wind, lots of sunshine, easy-going snow) that we carried on over Cairn Damff, across Den of Altduthrie, and up the southern flank of Craigs of Loch Esk. From there it was a simple hop over to Crow Craigies (South Top) and a final summit at Cairn Lunkard. A snow-slide down to the Shelter and a homeward trek along the well constructed Jock's road through Glen Doll ended a superb day (about 6 hrs in total).summitter18/03/2019
Followed forest track and stalker's path as for Craig Mellon.JohnW02/08/2017
Track then good path almost to summit, but it's easy to miss start of path at NO 2796 7659 as the track carries on north along the firebreak.alda13/09/2015
Have climbed beforeclashcityrocker03/12/2013
With Craig Mellon: preferred Broadlands as the better viewpoint. cw circuit from Clova car parkRHW11/04/2004
With Jim Mackintosh. Date guessed, but much snow and baby's bib round my neck in photo gives a good cluebertbarnett12317/03/1976
interloper28/08/2024
govanah18/08/2024
Jenn18/08/2024
Dave McG14/07/2024
dave g18/05/2024
duchally17/07/2023
PeterAH18/10/2022
BaggerGutt02/11/2021
Tricky16/08/2021
richtea504004/06/2021
AndyS27/05/2021
Oik05/05/2021
Rannoch_Monkey06/02/2019
vgiorgio10/01/2019
Martin R27/10/2017
mae31/10/2016
Alan Whatley09/07/2016
Kiltie03/06/2016
Mudskipper30/08/2015
hill walker28/12/2014
Lorna S10/12/2011
PeteF25/06/2011
GaryJones01/01/2011
chalky195316/10/2009
Colin Crawford12/08/2009
fasgadh30/08/2008
KennyB13/06/1998
amblemark09/08/1997
Tony S04/12/1994
IainT02/04/1987
benarmine01/03/1985
eddieh11/08/1983