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Hill walk routes to climb in SW Scotland
- also coastal paths and National Scenic Areas with maps, pictures and
other useful information based on extensive local knowledge
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Lousie Wood Law, White
Law, Dun Law, Duncraig Law and Peden Head
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08 There is a steep descent
and re-ascent between Lousie Wood Law and White Law as you can see in the
picture below, but as we are about to make that descent we can look SSE
down the valley of the Peden Burn as in the picture above. Going into the
picture on the left side we have the shoulder of Great Hill in the foreground
then Doddin beyond with the Daer Reservoir in the distance. Going into the
picture on the right side we first of all have a little shoulder of White
Law then Kneesend beyond it and Faugh beyond that. As mentioned earlier
we will come down off Faugh at the end of the day and head down the Peden
Burn past the small reservoir that you can see in the valley and return
to Glenochar from there along the A702. The Durisdeer Hills can be seen
beyond Faugh - Rodger Law just to the left of the top of Faugh and Ballencleuch
Law just to the right of it.
The third picture shows the view back from White Law to Lousie Wood Law.
The descent/re-ascent in height between these two hills is almost 100 metres
and 50 metres of that is quite steep. |
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