Welcome

The Braemar Walkers were formed on 11 January 2010 to encourage walking in and around Braemar. The walks aim to promote fitness through walking and social interaction with like minded people.
Activities: Plan and execute walks, look at new and existing routes and research and investigate old and ancient paths in the area.

Search Blog

Loch Callater

Blog Archive

Followers

Tuesday 6 September 2011

WALK 34 BLACK HILL 27 September 2011

Burn of Mohammed
The weather forcast seemed to deter lot of people which left just a few hardened individuals to enjoy.unexpected,dry weather.

Under threatening rain filled skies  we set off from the Visitor Centre at Glen Muick and turned onto the Capel Road following the LR track to the path branching off to  Black Hill.
At about 700 metres there is a newly constructed shooting shelter which we used briefly for a coffee stop.Then over the top decending through heather via grouse butts to Alt Darrarie and a lunch stop.
From the Visitor Centre Glen Muick

We then investigated the intriguing burn of Mohammed... How did it get a name like that in the middle of the Cairngorms? Perhaps there was some connection with the famous prophet? Although,the most likely explanation may well have been a spelling mistake in the translation to English from Gaelic. Will we ever know?..watch this space. We returned via the path along Alt Darrarie to the visitors Centre at Glen Muick.. an easy walk and a DRY day out.



Loch Muick from Capel Road
Cloud covered Lochnagar from Capel Road
Shooting Shelter Black Hill





Al Darrarie Lunch stop

Alt Darrarie from bridge and towards the burn of Mohammed

burn of Mohammed looking East

No comments:

Post a Comment

Note: only a member of this blog may post a comment.

Popular Posts

Braemar

Total Pageviews