White Coomb is the highest of the Moffat hills going up past the spectacular Grey Mare's Tail to Loch Skeen. Then across some wet boggy ground before climbing to the top at Lochcraig Head. From here there is a broad ridge to the summit of White Coomb before descent .
Views across the Moffat Hills and St Margarets loch.
Steep path to Loch Skeen, but heavy going across boggy moorland beyond. From Lochcraig Head the route has easier going along broad, boggy ridges before a final steeper descent. There is a burn crossing which may give difficulty after heavy rains. Feet can get wet!
11.5k/ 7.25m Corbett/ Donald. Strenuous
Meet at Livingston North carpark for car sharing 7.30am
Start at National Trust Carpark (charges) at Grey Mares Tail 9.00am.
Contact Anne 07597 633713 to book