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Campsies Highlights

May 27, 2026

Hills on this entry
  • Dumgoyne (427 m) (summit: ground 2m E of standing stone)
  • Earl's Seat (578 m) Council Top (summit: trig point)
  • Garloch Hill (summit: trig point)
Accompanying

10.3 km, 795 m of ascent, 1 h 35 min moving (trailrun)

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