Carn a'Ghille Chearr

Carn a'Ghille Chear 710m. Cromdale Hills, Section 21a

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30th May 2002
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The eastern slopes of Carn a'Ghille Chearr

The summit and Ben Rinnes

Another view of the eastern slopes above Cromdale.

Map: Carn a'Ghille Chearr

The northern end of the Hills of Cromdale. Its often done as a big bog trot with Creagan a'Chaise at the other end. I had already been up there on a foul winter's day so had a relaxed ascent of Gille Chearr from above Cromdale village.

An easy heathery walk to a boggy plateau dominated by Ben Rinnes. Ascent enlivened by Senegal beating France in the World Cup.

If doing both, its probably best to go up from Glen Avon, as this reduces the road walking if returning to transport.

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	The eastern slopes of Carn a'Ghille Chearr
	The summit and Ben Rinnes
	Another view of the eastern slopes above Cromdale.
	Map: Carn a'Ghille Chearr
	The northern end of the Hills of Cromdale. Its often done as a big bog trot with Creagan a'Chaise at the other end. I had already been up there on a foul winter's day so had a relaxed ascent of Gille Chearr from above Cromdale village. An easy heathery walk to a boggy plateau dominated by Ben Rinnes. Ascent enlivened by Senegal beating France in the World Cup. If doing both, its probably best to go up from Glen Avon, as this reduces the road walking if returning to transport.