Ben Aigan, a small hill with a lot of character.

This wonderful hill is only 1546feet - 471meters - and the full walk shown here is 7miles - 11km - and passes through both old and new forests to a summit with great views of the surrounding Moray area and the famous River Spey, with it's enigmatic crossing the Boat o' Brig.
Google maps - Ben Aigan carpark
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War Memorial - Whitley P5006 - Ben Aigan
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Ben Aigan - by Robert Anderson - Cairngorm Club 1897
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Boat o' Brig - Toll House
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Music:-
Highland Song - by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
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Foreverlands - by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
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[@Highland-Highlights]

An update on thoughts about the circular ground markings at the summit. Perhaps it was the original cairn before the Trig Point was built in the 1950s. I doubt that markings could survive for over 70 years, but maybe the old cairn was only completely moved much more recently.

[@hootie203]

Brilliant vlog! Very informative! Keep them coming, I love them! 😁😁😁

[@Highland-Highlights]

Thanks Mike... there should be more to come.

[@brotherhoodofstrategy]

Another great video!

[@Highland-Highlights]

Glad you like them! Thanks for the comment.

[@rcadian]

VERY helpful...look forward to following in your footsteps at some point...

[@Highland-Highlights]

Nice to know you are inspired to visit... thanks rcadian.