플랑드르 이끼 국립 자연 보호 구역 최고의 러닝 경로

Occasional mud hazard

Shooting lodge and hides up here

Locked gate at the bottom 😡

Good track but very hard work! It gets steeper :-(

Carleatheran is a summit in the Gargunnock Hills standing at 485m and overlooking the Forth Valley. On the summit is an ancient cairn and a more recent trig point. It's the eastern point of an interesting ridge that stretches from Stronend in the west to this point. To the north of this ridge is a steep slope down to the Forth Valley but to the south the moorland is a much gentler slope. This feature creates the stunning views to the north and the bleak moorland to the south. Carleatheran is normally climbed from the north. It's a nice wild walk.

Summit of Carleatheran hill, with panoramic views of Campsie Fells. A definite spot to pause for a photo.

Coming down from Carleatheren there is no defined track, but following this route picks the way down the hill to point 10. It is exceedingly steep but with care and a bit of zigzagging its rideable. You then pick up the track at point 10.

Turn right up the grassy path here. Really useful if you check the app to help follow the path as it's often not obvious where it goes.