Creagan a' Chaise

Height	722m
Prominence	330m
Meaning	little crag of the cheese
Lists	Fionas, 60
Location	Buchan and Moray, Cairngorms and North East Grampians
Grid Ref	NJ104241
Lat/Lon	57.2991, -3.48822

The long, undulating ridge of the Hills of Cromdale overlooks Speyside to the west and Strath Avon to the east. At the southern end of the range, Creagan a' Chaise is the highest summit. The peak is marked by a trig point and a large cairn, built to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. On clear days, the summit offers expansive views of the Cairngorms.

The Hills of Cromdale can be climbed from Strathspey or Strath Avon. Once up onto the broad ridge, navigation is quite straightforward following a fence-line for the most part.

Routes up Creagan a' Chaise

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Cromdale Hills
	The long and undulating heather-clad ridge that forms the Hills of Cromdale, overlooks Speyside to the west and Strath Avon to the east. The wide ridge features two significant summits, Carn a' Ghille Chearr and Creagan a' Chaise, and a few rather large cairns. Peaks : 2 Fionas Ascent : 750m (2460ft) Distance : 20km (12m) Time : 6:15hr

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