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Mount Blair
Hills & Mountains
Overview
The sweeping, symmetrical cone of Mount Blair (Hill of the Moor) is well seen from Glenshee and Glen Isla and offers excellent walking.
Standing boldly between these two glens, the hill is heathery with some rough and crag grit lower slopes. Mount Blair has a long history with prehistoric sites, some famous wells and even a suicide grave under the summit cairn.
Wonderful 360 degree views from the summit, where you'll find a toposcope to help you identify major landmarks and surrounding hills.
OS Landranger Map 43
Wonderful 360 degree views from the summit, where you'll find a toposcope to help you identify major landmarks and surrounding hills.
OS Landranger Map 43
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