Driesh Terrain Block

Driesh is a popular Munro dominating the head of Glen Doll. It is usually climbed with Mayar via the spectacular Corrie Fee. The ascent up the Shank of Drumfollow is steep but lands you on a broad plateau. Driesh offers a fine viewpoint over the Angus glens and east towards the sea.

About Driesh

The name is ancient, possibly pre-Gaelic. The Kilbo Path, a historic drovers' route, runs nearby. Corrie Fee is a National Nature Reserve and a classic example of a glacial amphitheatre, rich in rare alpine plants.

Landscape features

• Accessible Munro
• Angus Glens view
• Broad plateau
• Corrie Fee
• Glen Doll favorite
• Kilbo Path
• Winter Corrie

Elevation: 947.6 metres.

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