White Coomb

White Coomb

Corbett hill above the Grey Mare's Tail

White Coomb is the highest point on a range of hills encircling Loch Skeen above the Grey Mare's Tail near Moffat.


White Coomb


Height821m
Prominence374m
ListsCorbetts, 123
Donalds
LocationTweedsmuir and Manor Hills,
The Borders
Grid RefNT163150
Lat/Lon55.42257, -3.32363


In Dumfries and Galloway and north-east of Moffat, the impressive Grey Mare's Tail flows down into Moffat Dale. Above this waterfall and Loch Skeen which feeds it, White Coomb rises in a series of 'Rough Craigs'.

The most direct route to White Coomb begins from the NTS car-park below the Grey Mare's Tail using a well-constructed path to the base of the hill and following an old wall thereafter.

White Coomb can also be approached from Talla Reservoir or the Megget Stone to the north using estate tracks and following fence-lines.

Both of these routes can be extended to include Hart Fell, which is around 6km to the west of White Coomb.



Routes up White Coomb


White Coomb and Hartfell

The Grey Mare's Tail, a lovely waterfall north-east of Moffat, is the starting point for a hike up White Coomb and Hart Fell.

Peaks : 2 Corbetts

Ascent : 1050m (3440ft)
Distance : 15km (9m)
Time : 5:30hr



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