Càrn an Righ

Hidden behind mighty Glas Tulaichean, Càrn an Rìgh is a shy Munro in a remote setting. It takes a bit of effort and planning to bag this Munro summit !

Càrn an Righ

Height	1029m
Prominence	258m
Meaning	cairn of the king
Lists	Munros (M103)
Location	Glen Ey, Glen Ey to Glen Lochsie
Grid Ref	NO029773
Lat/Lon	56.87655, -3.5954

Càrn an Rìgh is a remote Munro hidden behind mighty Glas Tulaichean. Domed in shape, with a broad boulder-covered summit, its shoulders and crests overlook heather-clad slopes above glens well off the beaten track.

Possibly the most direct approach is to head in on fine estate tracks from Spittal of Glenshee and over (or around) Glas Tulaichean. Alternatively, cycling in from Inverey through Glen Ey on a fine track makes leads to an excellent and varied circuit adding in other peaks including Beinn Iutharn Mhòr and Glas Tulaichean.

Routes up Càrn an Righ

Glen Ey and Altanour Munros
	Circular hillwalking route above Glen Ey and Altanour Lodge ruins to Glas Tulaichean and 4 other Munros accessed by a 8km cycle from Inverey. Peaks : 5 Munros Ascent : 2050m (6730ft) Distance : 40km (25m) Time : 10:30hr

Glas Tulaichean and Càrn an Righ
	Route up Glas Tulaichean and Càrn an Rìgh from Spittal of Glenshee. Estate tracks and clear paths ease the way to these two fine Munros. Peaks : 2 Munros Ascent : 1170m (3840ft) Distance : 23km (14m) Time : 7:40hr