A Google Peak Bagging Map of Scottish Region 9: The Glen Roy & Monadhliath Mountains a fully detailed list (Page 3 of 3)

Scottish Region 9: The Glen Roy & Monadhliath Mountains region is the area enclosed by an imaginary line connecting:

  • Inverness to Spey Bay via the Moray Firth & Lossiemouth to the North
  • Spey Bay to Gairlochy via the River Spey, Fochabers, Aberfour, Grantown-on-Spey & via Boat of Garten, the A9 to Kingussie via Aviemore, the A86 to Spean Bridge via Laggan, Loch Laggan & Roybridge and then the B8004 to Gairlochy to the South East
  • Gairlochy to Inverness via Loch Lochy, Loch Oich and Loch Ness to the North West

If you include all the Munros, the Corbetts, the Grahams, the Donalds, the Murdos, the Marilyns, the Bridgets (Hills), and all the Mountains, Tops, Peaks and Hills with a Trig Point on them there are 68 tops to climb, bag & conquer and the highest point is Creag Meagaidh at 1,128m (3,702ft).


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 corbett
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Grahams		 donald
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Donalds		 murdo
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Murdos		 marilyn
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Marilyns		 Bridget
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Bridgets		 Trig Point
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Points

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61. Tom Bailgeann

464m (1,523ft)


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  • Marilyn (890th in Scotland, 1073rd in GB)
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    • We hope to have walks that climb & bag Tom Bailgeann very soon

    Tom Bailgeann is on interactive maps:

    OS Explorer (Orange Covers): = ' target='_top'>417' target='_top'>417
    OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 26 and 35

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    62. Knock of Braemoray

    456m (1,497ft)


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  • Marilyn (904th in Scotland, 1091st in GB)
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    • We hope to have walks that climb & bag Knock of Braemoray very soon

    Knock of Braemoray is on interactive maps:

    OS Explorer (Orange Covers): = ' target='_top'>060' target='_top'>OL60 and OL61
    OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 27

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    63. Stac na Cathaig

    446m (1,464ft)


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  • Marilyn (924th in Scotland, 1117th in GB)


    • We hope to have walks that climb & bag Stac na Cathaig very soon

    Stac na Cathaig is on interactive maps:

    OS Explorer (Orange Covers): = ' target='_top'>426' target='_top'>426 and 417
    OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 26

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    64. Stac Gorm

    430m (1,411ft)

    Stac Gorm Photo by Mike Knipe
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  • Marilyn (945th in Scotland, 1143rd in GB)
  • OS Trig Point


    • We hope to have walks that climb & bag Stac Gorm very soon

    Stac Gorm is on interactive maps:

    OS Explorer (Orange Covers): = ' target='_top'>417' target='_top'>417
    OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 26 and 35

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    65. Creag nan Clag

    407m (1,336ft)


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  • Marilyn (985th in Scotland, 1192nd in GB)


    • We hope to have walks that climb & bag Creag nan Clag very soon

    Creag nan Clag is on interactive maps:

    OS Explorer (Orange Covers): = ' target='_top'>417' target='_top'>417
    OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 26 and 35

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    66. Brown Muir

    339m (1,113ft)


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  • Marilyn (1068th in Scotland, 1314th in GB)
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    • We hope to have walks that climb & bag Brown Muir very soon

    Brown Muir is on interactive maps:

    OS Explorer (Orange Covers): = ' target='_top'>423' target='_top'>423 and 424
    OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 28

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    67. Hill of the Wangie

    319m (1,047ft)


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  • Marilyn (1084th in Scotland, 1349th in GB)
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    • We hope to have walks that climb & bag Hill of the Wangie very soon

    Hill of the Wangie is on interactive maps:

    OS Explorer (Orange Covers): = ' target='_top'>423' target='_top'>423
    OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 28

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    68. Burgiehill

    254m (834ft)


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  • Marilyn (1150th in Scotland, 1457th in GB)
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    • We hope to have walks that climb & bag Burgiehill very soon

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    OS Explorer (Orange Covers): = ' target='_top'>423' target='_top'>423
    OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 27

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    ○ 1.1. The Crieff and Loch Earn Hills (North)

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    ○ 1.3. The Ben Lomond Area

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    ○ 3.1. The Glen Coe Mountains

    ○ 3.2. The Glen Creran Hills

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    ○ 4.2. The Mamores

    ○ 4.3. The Loch Treig & Loch Ericht Hills

    › 5. The Drumochter Hills

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    ○ 6.1. The Tarf and Tilt Hills (West)

    ○ 6.2. The Tarf and Tilt Hills (East)

    ○ 6.3. The Tarf and Tilt Hills (South)

    › 7. The East Mounth - Glen Shee and Mount Keen to Montrose

    › 8. The Cairngorm Mountains

    ○ 8.1. The Western Cairngorms

    ○ 8.2. The Central Cairngorms

    ○ 8.3. The Eastern Cairngorms

    › 9. The Glen Roy & Monadhliath Mountains

    ○ 9.1. The Nairn & Elgin Hills

    ○ 9.2. The Monadhliath Mountains

    ○ 9.3. The Laggan Mountains

    › 10. Glen Shiel to Glenfinnan and Loch Eil

    ○ 10.1. The Glen Shiel Mountains (South)

    ○ 10.2. The Knoydart & Glen Kingie Mountains

    ○ 10.3. The Morar & Glen Mallie Mountains

    › 11. Glen Affric to Kintail

    ○ 11.1. The Carn Eige Group

    ○ 11.2. The Glen Shiel Mountains (North)

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    ○ 12.1. The Glen Cannich & Glen Strathfarrar Mountains

    ○ 12.2. The Glen Carron & Glen Orrin Mountains

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    ○ 13.1. The Torridon Mountains

    ○ 13.2. The Achnashellach Mountains

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    ○ 14.1. The Fionn Loch Mountains

    ○ 14.2. The Loch Fannich Mountains

    › 15. Ullapool to The Moray Firth

    ○ 15.1. The Ullapool Hills

    ○ 15.2. The Easter Ross & Cromarty Firth Hills

    › 16. Assynt and The Far North

    ○ 16.1. North West Sutherland and The Kyle of Tongue

    ○ 16.2. Thurso and John o' Groats

    ○ 16.3. The Assynt-Coigach Mountains

    › 17. The Inner Hebrides (Western Isles)

    ○ 17.1. The Isle of Skye

    ○ 17.2. The Isle of Mull

    ○ 17.3. The Isle of Rhum

    ○ 17.4. The Isle of Eigg

    ○ 17.5. The Isle of Canna

    ○ 17.6. The Isles of Gometra and Ulva

    ○ 17.7. The Isles of Raasay & Scalpay

    ○ 17.8. The Isle of Soay

    ○ 17.9. The Isles of Coll & Tiree

    › 18. Loch Sunart and Loch Shiel

    ○ 18.1. The Ardnamurchan & Moidart Hills

    ○ 18.2. The Ardgour & Sunart Hills

    ○ 18.3. The Kingairloch & Morvern Hills

    › 19. Argyll, Knapdale and Kintyre

    ○ 19.1. The Oban to Loch Fyne Hills

    ○ 19.2. The Kintyre & Knapdale Hills

    ○ 19.3. The Loch Fyne to Firth of Clyde & The Kyles of Bute Hills

    › 20. The South Western Isles

    ○ 20.1. The Isle of Arran

    ○ 20.2. The Isle of Islay

    ○ 20.3. The Isle of Jura

    ○ 20.4. The Isle of Colonsay & The Isle of Oronsay

    ○ 20.5. The Isle of Scarba

    › 21. Buchan, Formartine and Strathbogie

    › 22. The Shetland Islands

    ○ 22.1. Mainland (Shetland)

    ○ 22.2. Unst

    ○ 22.4. Fetlar

    ○ 22.5. Bressay and The Isle of Noss

    ○ 22.6. Foula

    ○ 22.7. Fair Isle

    › 23. The Orkney Islands

    ○ 23.1. Mainland (Orkney)

    ○ 23.2. Hoy

    ○ 23.3. Rousay

    ○ 23.4. Westray

    › 24. The Outer Hebrides (Western Isles)

    ○ 24.1. The Isle of Lewis & Harris

    ■ 24.1.1. The Isle
    of Harris

    ■ 24.1.2. The Isle
    of Lewis

    ■ 24.1.3. The Isle
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    ○ 24.2. The Isle of North Uist

    ○ 24.3. The Isle of South Uist

    ○ 24.4. The Islands of St Kilda

    ■ 24.4.1. The Isle
    of Boreray

    ■ 24.4.2. The Isle
    of Dun

    ■ 24.4.4. The Isle
    of Soay

    ○ 24.5. The Barra Islands

    ○ 24.6. The Shiant Islands

    › 25. Central Scotland

    ○ 25.1. The Campsie Fells

    ○ 25.2. The Orchil Hills

    ○ 25.3. The Firth of Forth to The Firth of Tay

    ○ 25.4. The Sidlaw Hills

    › 26. The Southern Uplands

    ○ 26.1. The Cunninghame Hills

    ○ 26.2. The Ayrshire & Galloway Coastal Hills

    ○ 26.3. The Galloway Forest Hills

    ○ 26.4. The Carsphairn Forest Hills

    ○ 26.5. The Lowther Hills

    › 27. The Scottish Borders

    ○ 27.1. The Pentland Hills

    ○ 27.2. The Lammermuir Hills

    ○ 27.3. The Tinto & Culter Hills

    ○ 27.4. The Moorfoot Hills

    ○ 27.5. The Manor Hills (Tweedsmuir Hills)

    ○ 27.6. The Moffat Hills

    ○ 27.7. The Ettrick Hills

    ○ 27.8. The Border Hills

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