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Image of Dalnaglar (Kerbed Cairn) by drewbhoy

Decent kerbs on the west and east side of the cairn.

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Image of Dalnaglar (Kerbed Cairn) by drewbhoy

The top of the cairn appears to be slightly houked, then again it might be animal damage.

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Image of Dalnaglar (Kerbed Cairn) by drewbhoy

The cairn overlooks Dalnaglar Castle which is a few hundred meters north,

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Image of Dalnaglar (Kerbed Cairn) by drewbhoy

Looking north west towards the A93, white van, and Meall Odhur and Meall Dubh the closest peaks.

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Image of Dalnaglar (Kerbed Cairn) by drewbhoy

Some kerbs and Lamh Dearg posing behind the trees to the south west,

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Image of Dalnaglar (Kerbed Cairn) by drewbhoy

The great unwashed to the east, Dalnaglar was far easier to find than the site I’d come from.

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Dalnaglar

I approached from the east on the B951 on the way home from Brankam Hill taking the first minor road heading north, west of Forter Castle. Alternatively you can leave the A93 and head north east on the B951, near the banks of the Black Water. Take the first minor road north. A short distance up this road there is a forestry track heading heading east, plenty room to park. The site can be seen to west, clearly visible from the road. Walk a wee bit north and a gate to the field will be found. The cairn is on top of the small but prominent hill in front.

It is a small cairn being 6.5m wide and 0.2m high. However, several kerbs remain in place with spectacular all round views. Almost due west are the two cairns at Lair, on the west side of the A93.

A lovely end to a lovely day.

Visited 29/12/2021.

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