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Contact Alison on 07548155596 to bookOverview
An undulating upland hill walk with scenic views, weather permitting. From the car park we head up Creag na Criche, following a mix of tracks and open moorland to reach the obelisk at the summit of Craig Gibbon. This is one of the hills marking the line of the Highland Boundary Fault, generally regarded as the southern boundary of the Highlands. After admiring the views and descending the Craig, we circle back passing Loch Tullybelton and Ordie Burn as well as a couple of slate quarries.
Sunday, 22 March 2026
Meeting time: 8:00 am
Start time: 9:15 am
Estimated finish time: 2:15 pm
Difficulty: Moderate
Distance: 14.3km / 8.9mi
Ascent: 458.1m / 1503ft
Type: circular
Mainly good paths and tracks but some rough heather moorland and short strenuous ascents. There are at least two stiles and a couple of ford crossings which can be challenging following rainfall. Paths could well be muddy. Poles and gaiters recommended.
Bring lunch, a snack and hot drink.
Limited parking so please car share when possible.
Starting point
Grid reference: NN 98832 34039
Nearest postcode: PH1 4DR
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Start time: 9:15 am
Little Glenshee car park (small with limited spaces).
It is essential to contact the walk leader to book a place on this walk. For car sharing from the meet point in Livingston North train station carpark please contact Natalie Corner on 07780 750003.
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