Monadh Mòr

Monadh Mor rises to 1113 meters, featuring a rounded shape that forms a plateau connecting to adjacent mountains in the Eastern Highlands of Scotland.

The mountain became part of Cairngorms National Park in 2003, marking a significant step in preserving Scotland's natural mountain landscapes and ecological systems.

The name derives from Gaelic language elements, reflecting the traditional Scottish naming practices that describe geographical features based on their physical characteristics.

Hikers can access multiple trails leading to the summit, with recommended routes starting from Glen Feshie or through Glen Geusachan depending on weather conditions.

The summit contains two distinct peaks separated by ten feet in height, with a specific rock located twelve meters south of the main cairn.

Location: Aberdeenshire

Location: Highland

Elevation above the sea: 1,113 m

GPS coordinates: 57.02689,-3.75026

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:52