An Dùn

Height	827m
Prominence	232m
Meaning	the fort
Lists	Corbetts (C118)
Location	East of Drumochter and Gaick Forest, Gaick and Atholl
Grid Ref	NN716801
Lat/Lon	56.89479, -4.10863

East of Drumochter Pass and behind A' Bhuidheanach Bheag, An Dùn a is a long broad-shouldered Corbett hill with a grass-covered crest and heather-clad slopes overlooking the western shores of Loch Bhrodhainn.

Loch Bhrodhainn can be reached by cycling along estate tracks either from the A9 near Blair Atholl or from the Speyside way near Kingussie. From the loch, a circular route hiking up and down steep slopes and along wide grass-covered crests bags An Dùn along with its neighbour A' Chaoirnich.

For a more adventurous hiking expedition, An Dùn can be combined on a long hiking route detouring from A' Bhuidheanach Bheag and Càrn na Caim.

Routes up An Dùn

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An Dùn and A' Chaoirnich
	Biking and hiking route above Gaick Pass. Cycle estate tracks to Loch an Duin, then hike faint paths to the remote Corbetts A' Chaoirnich and An Dùn. Peaks : 2 Corbetts Ascent : 1190m (3900ft) Distance : 53km (33m) Time : 5:30hr

Nearby hills and mountains

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