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Merrick Title Image
Meaning Branched
Altitude 843 metres     (Corbett)
Grid Ref. NX42748551
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Merrick
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Merrick from Benyellary (May 2007)

© Brian Howarth

Image by Brian Howarth
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Mountain Description
Merrick lies in the Galloway Forest Park to the north of Glen Trool from where it is normally ascended. At 843m it is the highest peak in the park. The summit of Merrick lies to the E and the main ridge tapers down to the W to the minor summit of Kirriemore Hill. To the N of this ridge the slopes are steep and craggy. From the main ridge spurs run SE "Rig of the Gloon" and SW "Neive of the Spit" which links to Benyellary hill (719m) from where a path descends past Culsharg to Glen Trool.
Available Routes
  Ascent Distance Time Including... Description Rating
1 1032 m 13.68 km 4.5 hrs Merrick  This route to Merrick is of moderate length covers a variety of terrain and requires navigation through rocky outcrops. A reasonable level of fitness is required. Not
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Myself and members of dalry medical practice staff and family on top of the Merrick April 28th 2007

© John Graham

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