Carn a' Chlamain

The boulder-covered dome of Càrn a' Chlamain rises to 963 meters above sea level, forming a prominent feature on the eastern edge of Glen Tilt.

The naming convention of Càrn a' Chlamain follows traditional Scottish geographical nomenclature, translating to Hill of the Kite or Buzzard in the English language.

The mountain holds classification as both a Munro and Marilyn, categories that define Scottish peaks according to specific height and prominence requirements.

Access to the summit requires a 10-kilometer journey from Old Blair to Forest Lodge, followed by an ascent along a defined stalker's path with zigzagging sections.

The River Tarf originates on the northwestern slopes of Càrn a' Chlamain, wrapping around the northern edge before joining the waters of Glen Tilt.

Location: Perth and Kinross

Elevation above the sea: 963 m

GPS coordinates: 56.86097,-3.77960

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:52