Càrn Ealasaid from Brown Cow Hill

Càrn Ealasaid

Càrn Ealasaid is the highest point on high moorland to the west of The Lecht Ski Centre.



Càrn Ealasaid


Height792m
Prominence156m
MeaningElizabeth's cairn
ListsCorbetts, 172
LocationThe Ladder Hills,
Cairngorms and North East Grampians
Grid RefNJ228117
Lat/Lon57.19025, -3.27951


Long, flat crests of moorland are typical of the hills surrounding Cock Bridge and The Lecht. Càrn Ealasaid, which is the highest point in these hills to the west of the Lecht Ski Centre, is no exception, its summit standing above millburn heather and peak-hag bealachs.

The obvious choice for a hillwalking route up Càrn Ealasaid is to begin from the Lecht Ski Centre. With a mere ascent of 300m over 7km (there-and-back) and with obvious tracks follow for much of the way over gently rising ground, there will be plenty tìme left in the day for more hillwalking perhaps on nearby Càrn Bàn or Brown Cow Hill.



Routes up Càrn Ealasaid


Càrn Ealasaid from the Lecht

Starting at a height of over 600m, a short, easy hillwalking route over heather and grass bags the Corbett Càrn Ealasaid from the Lecht Ski Centre.

Peaks : 1 Corbett

Ascent : 300m (980ft)
Distance : 7km (4m)
Time : 2:15hr



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