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Dreish Title Image
Meaning Thorn bush
Altitude 947 metres     (Munro)
Grid Ref. NO27137358
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Dreish
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Dreish from Craig Mellon

© Allan Brown

Image by Allan Brown
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Mountain Description
The N of the summit plateau, Dreish has some steep craggy slopes , particularly in Winter Corrie to the NNE, overlooking Glen Doll. Dreish has a short S ridge (Shank of Dreish) and a longer E ridge which connects to Mayar via a narrow col, then turns S to terminate in Hunt Hill (734m), overlooking Glen Prosen. The slope of these ridges is moderate to gentle. Access is normally via the path on the Shank of Drumfollow, or on the N ridge.
Available Routes
  Ascent Distance Time Including... Description Rating
1 797 m 9.07 km 3.5 hrs Dreish  When climbing up winter corrie, very steep, crampons and axes neccessary in winter conditions. Even in summer however, great care and caution required. 4 / 5
2 1030 m 14.11 km 4.5 hrs Dreish and Mayar  The recommended route through Corrie Fee, with its attractive waterfall, has a steep section on grass through rocks. This is not very difficult, and avoids ascending and descending by the Shank of Drumfollow route. Generally an easy route. 3 / 5
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Our party at the top of dreish 21/5/06 snow and all.

© Bruce Smith

Image by Bruce Smith

Enough.... 6 of 6 summits in 10 hours.....zzzzzz

© John Wilkie

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Summit of Dreish......6 of 6 that day.

© John Wilkie

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Just near the trig point, cloud was low so this was the better shot than at the top.

© Steve Macluskie

Image by Steve Macluskie

Ian and Campbell on summit, 05/05/06, 1312.

© Peter Dyson

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Iain and Peter Dyson on summit, 05/05/06, 1312.

© Peter Dyson

Image by Peter Dyson
Weather & Maps, etc ...
Links to the nearest available forecast to Dreish.
Lochnagar
by Accuweather
Scotland Forecasts
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by MWIS (PDF format)
East Highlands
by Met Office
Broad Cairn
by Metcheck
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Comments Submit A Comment (M)
John Wilkie
wrote on April 4, 2007:
6 in a day! Started at the car park at the Glen Doll reserve, traversed up Jocks Road and climbed Tolmount, then onto Carn An Turic, Carn of Claise and finally Tom Buidhe. Sat at the cairn on Buidhe deciding what to do next an dmade the decision to avoid Jocks Road going back and traversed across to Mayar and finally Dreish. Absoluteky exhausted after the decent back to the car park but buzzing with satisfaction. Great day with my mate Steve, although weather was great there is little to make me want to go back, nothing technical here....except trying to find the unassuming 6 bumps.
David Harbottle
wrote on May 15, 2006:
Alternative descent: The Scorrie Ridge makes an enjoyable descent route. It is quite steep, but never intimidating, with great views into winter corrie. Not recommended if icy/snowy (grade I).
Chuck Thomson
wrote on January 23, 2006:
Dreish and Mayer are two superb hills. A friend and I walked in from the visitor centre at Loch Muick, did the two tops and then came round by Jocks Road - This is a long rough treck, before coming down to the end of Loch Muick and then a walk by the loch side back to the car. This is quite an undertaking, but well worth it.
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Local Accommodation Options
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21.6 km Dalmore House - Fife Brae, Braemar, AB35 5NS   Tel: 013397 41225
54.6 km Ravenscraig Guest House - Grampian Road, Aviemore, PH22 1RP   Tel: 01479 810278
60.9 km Creag Meagaidh - Creag Meagaidh, Main Street, Newtonmore, Inverness-shire, PH20 1DP   Tel: 01540 673798
78.0 km Killin Highland Lodges - Aberfeldy Road, Killin , Perthshire , FK21 8TX   Tel: 08 456 444 830
83.9 km Clachan Cottage Hotel - Lochside, Lochearnhead, FK19 8PU   Tel: 01567 830247
90.7 km Rosebank House - Main Street, Strathyre, Perthshire, FK18 8NA   Tel: 01877 384208
90.7 km Suie Lodge Hotel - Glendochart, nr. Crianlarich, FK20 8QT   Tel: 01567 820417
91.8 km Rushyglen Cottages - Tulloch, Glen Spean, PH31 4AR   Tel: 0131 225 4235
98.1 km Glenardran House - Crianlarich , FK20 8QS   Tel: 01838 300236
99.7 km Drynachan Beag Bed and Breakfast - Drynachan Beag, Invergarry, Inverness-shire , PH35 4HL   Tel: 01809 501465
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