Carn a' Gheoidh is a conical hill with a gently rounded summit. The slopes to the N are easy with two broad ridges, the more westerly being longer leads to an approach track by the Baddoch Burn. To the S the slopes are steeper but still accessible. To the W a ridge connects to Carn Bhinnein from where steep and rocky slopes overlook Gleann Taitneach. To the E a broad ridge connects to Carn nan Sac, whose steep and sometimes craggy slopes form a corrie with the equally steep slopes connecting toThe Cairnwell. The normal access route from Glen Shee takes you along the rim of this corrie.
Easy munro to bag well worth doing if only to get away from the ski equipment.
Neil Macleod wrote on September 30, 2002:
Easy ridge walk from Cairnwell / Carn Aosda to fairly uninspiring lump. Best feature is the more shapely 'Sub Top' Carn Bhinnein to the west which gives fine views over Gleann Taitneach to Glas Tulaichean.
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