Scottish Region 7: The East Mounth - Glen Shee and Mount Keen to Montrose- - a fully detailed list of all the Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills

Scottish Region 7: The East Mounth - Glen Shee and Mount Keen to Montrose region is the area enclosed by an imaginary line connecting:

  • Braemar to Aberdeen via the A93 through Ballater, Aboyne, Banchory and Peterculter to the North
  • Aberdeen to Stonehaven via the North Sea to the East
  • Stonehaven to Blairgowrie and Rattray via the A926 through Laurencekirk, Brechin, Kirriemuir & Alyth to the South East
  • Blairgowrie and Rattray to Braemar via the A9 through Bridge of Cally, Cray, Spittal of Glenshee, and Glen Shee to the West

If you count only the Grahams there are 6 tops to climb, bag & conquer and the highest point is Mount Blair at 744m (2,442ft).


munro
14/0
Munros

 corbett
5/0
Corbetts		 graham
6/0
Grahams		 donald
0/0
Donalds		 murdo
20/0
Murdos		 marilyn
26/0
Scottish
Marilyns		 Bridget
13/0
Scottish
Bridgets		 Trig Point
26/0
Trig
Points

To see these Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills displayed in different ways - see the options in the left-hand column and towards the bottom of this page.

Yellow New Flash Icon Your Personal Bagging Record for Scottish Region 7: The East Mounth - Glen Shee and Mount Keen to Montrose

When logged on, you can mark each Mountain, Peak, Top or Hill as 'bagged' by either:

  • if you opt to display the tops in this area using a google map, click or tap on its symbol on the map below. This will open a text window. Click or tap on the 'Record [mountain name] as Bagged, Climbed & Conquered' link towards the bottom of the text window, or
  • if you opt to display the tops in this area as a list, click or tap on the red 'not yet' symbol to the right of the name of each 'top'

Either method will open a new page where you can complete all your details such as:

  • when you bagged the Mountain, Peak, Top or Hill;
  • which route you took
  • who you went with
  • what the weather was like
  • any other comment that will remind you of the day

Once you have completed your details and click or tap the submit button, you will automatically return to this page and the top you bagged will show with a green tick.

NB. None of the above fields are 'mandatory' - you can leave them blank if you wish.

NNB. You also have the option whether to display your peak bagging exploits to other users of this site or keep them private so only you can see them when you are logged on.

Furthermore, since you can also access your Personal Mountain & Hill Bagging Record via go4awalk Mobile you can quickly & easily record, edit and view your achievements - whether you are at home/work on your desktop computer or in the pub/at the top of a mountain with your Mobile Phone. (You can even download your Personal Mountain & Hill Bagging Record as a .csv file for importing into and saving with spreadsheet software like Excel or NeoOffice!)

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1. Mount Blair

744m (2,442ft)

Mount Blair Photo by Douglas Loomes
Photo: Douglas Loomes

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  • Graham (18th)
  • Marilyn (446th in Scotland, 493rd in GB)
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    2. Badandun Hill

    740m (2,429ft)


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  • Graham (30th)
  • Marilyn (456th in Scotland, 503rd in GB)
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    3. Hunt Hill

    705m (2,314ft)


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  • Graham (90th)
  • Marilyn (516th in Scotland, 578th in GB)


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    4. Mealna Letter (Duchray Hill)

    702m (2,304ft)

    Mealna Letter (Duchray Hill) Photo by George Milne
    Photo: George Milne

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  • Graham (97th)
  • Marilyn (525th in Scotland, 590th in GB)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL52
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    5. Hill of Wirren

    678m (2,225ft)


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  • Graham (133rd)
  • Marilyn (561st in Scotland, 635th in GB)
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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 389
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    6. Cat Law

    671m (2,202ft)

    Cat Law Photo by Andy Crawford
    Photo: Andy Crawford

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  • Graham (144th)
  • Marilyn (570th in Scotland, 649th in GB)
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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL53
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 44

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