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Glenton South

Cairn(s)

<b>Glenton South</b>Posted by drewbhoyImage © drew/anj
Nearest Town:Stonehaven (5km E)
OS Ref (GB):   NO82468865 / Sheet: 45
Latitude:56° 59' 19.66" N
Longitude:   2° 17' 19.23" W

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Sadly there are not much visible remains of the Glenton South cairn. All that can now be seen is a green circular patch amongst the gorse sitting at over 6m wide and 0.5m tall. Underneath the grass cairn material can be felt. What it does have are tremendous views over to Findlayston and Raedykes, homes to several cairns. A lot of the nearby smaller cairns have been gobbled up by the large amounts of gorse.

Heading west from the Cowton Bridge on the Slug Road aka the A957 Banchory Road. Take the first road heading south, almost doubling back, to North Glenton farm. I asked permission to park, which was granted, at the farm. From here I jumped the fence into a field and headed south and uphill. The cairn is located on the edge of a bog amongst jabby stuff just over the next fence/gate.

Visited 3/1/2018.
drewbhoy Posted by drewbhoy
16th March 2018ce