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Daugh Of Corinacy

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<b>Daugh Of Corinacy</b>Posted by drewbhoyImage © drew/amj
Nearest Town:Dufftown (11km WNW)
OS Ref (GB):   NJ40033110 / Sheet: 37
Latitude:57° 21' 59.27" N
Longitude:   2° 59' 49.68" W

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The Daugh Of Corinacy is a very neglected cairn in a very beautiful place high above the River Deveron. Ben Rinnes can be seen to west, Craig Dorney to the north and not to far away the handily placed Grouse Inn, a great place for a refreshment or 5.

From the A941, Cabrach road, head east at Bridgend taking the 2nd minor road which goes in a north easterly direction. Keep going until Oldtown of Corinacy. Don't believe the maps, paths and tracks are long gone. I headed straight south passing a pile of boulders, thru boggy land, pot holes until I reached the firmer heather. The cairn can be seen as a green patch amongst a see of brown, the heather having being burnt recently. It stands at 8 meters wide and is just over 0.5 meters in height with a possible one kerb still in situ. Some 'houking' has also happened.

Sadly this cairn will vanish from sight and memory due to agriculture and the beasts. Therefore not a lot to see except a glimpse of former glories. Still, the present scenery is hard to beat.

Visited 19/7/2012.
drewbhoy Posted by drewbhoy
20th July 2012ce