Hart Fell

In Dumfries and Galloway, Hart Fell is the high point on a circle of grass covered hills overlooking the town of Moffat.

Hart Fell

Height	808m
Prominence	200m
Meaning	hill of the stags
Lists	Corbetts (C146) Donalds (D7)
Location	Tweedsmuir and Manor Hills, The Borders
Grid Ref	NT113135
Lat/Lon	55.40805, -3.40141

Hart Fell is the highest point on a series of rolling bumps and hills above the Devil's Beeftub and the town of Moffat. Its most impressive feature is the glacial sculptured deep glen of Black Hope east of the the summit.

There are various routes to Hart Fell, including extending the Annandale way from the Devil's Beeftub. Most of these routes will see hikers aiming up Hart Fell on its own.

Hart Fell can be combined with White Coomb into one outing, either by approaching from Moffat Dale to the south or the Megget Stone to the north. On both of these approaches, following faint paths alongside fencelines is the order of the day.

Routes up Hart Fell

White Coomb and Hartfell
	Hillwalking route from the Grey Mare's Tail up White Coomb and Hart Fell. A fine hike from the dramatic waterfall near Moffat onto high rolling hills. Peaks : 2 Corbetts Ascent : 1050m (3440ft) Distance : 15km (9m) Time : 5:30hr