Creag Mhòr

Creag Mhòr is a mountain in Perth and Kinross that rises just over 1000 meters between Glen Tilt and Blairgowrie. Its northern face features steep slopes and distinctive rock outcrops that define the terrain.

The mountain has served as a navigation landmark since medieval times, helping shepherds and local communities find their way through the Scottish Highlands. Its longstanding role as a geographical reference shaped how people related to this landscape.

Scottish mountaineering groups frequently organize expeditions to Creag Mhòr, maintaining traditional climbing routes established by previous generations.

The ascent requires proper planning with reliable maps like Landranger 52 and constant monitoring of weather conditions, which change rapidly in this area. Appropriate gear is necessary to handle the steep terrain and variable conditions safely.

The summit offers simultaneous views of both Perth and Kinross regions, with specific geological formations marking the boundary between these territories.

Location: Perth and Kinross

Location: Stirling

Elevation above the sea: 1,047 m

GPS coordinates: 56.48937,-4.61466

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:01