Corryhabbie Hill
Corryhabbie Hill is the highest point of a broad heathery ridge between Glen Fiddich and Glenlivet, offering panoramic views from a stone-sheltered trig point.
Corryhabbie Hill
| Height | 781m |
| Prominence | 278m |
| Lists | Corbetts (C188) |
| Location | Buchan and Moray, Cairngorms and North East Grampians |
| Grid Ref | NJ280288 |
| Lat/Lon | 57.34461, -3.19641 |
Corryhabbie Hill stands atop a broad, rolling crest that stretches from Glen Fiddich to Glenlivet, just south of Ben Rinnes. Its upper slopes give way to farmland lower down, reflecting its position overlooking Glen Rinnes. The summit features a trig point sheltered by a wall of stones and boulders, offering sweeping views in all directions—including Ben Rinnes, the Cairngorms, and the heather-clad Ladder Hills.
One enjoyable way to reach Corryhabbie Hill begins from the end of the public road in Glenlivet. From there, a clear estate track leads to the hill's base where Cook's Cairn can also be added into the itinerary . Another option is a more direct ascent through farmland from Glen Rinnes.
Routes up Corryhabbie Hill
Corryhabbie Hill and Cook's Cairn from Glenlivet | |
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Hiking route up Corryhabbie Hill and Cook's Cairn from Glenlivet. Estate tracks and signposts ease navigation, with heather bashing between the two. Peaks : 1 Corbett and 1 Fiona
Ascent : 930m (3050ft) Distance : 24km (15m) Time : 7:25hr* | |
Nearby hills and mountains
* Times shown are estimates – see timing notes on the disclaimer page for more information.