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Dumyat is a hill in the Ochil Hills, Scotland, known for its popular walking route and panoramic views. Height: 1,373 ft (418 m). 

This is the shortest, most direct route up to the summit of Dumyat and a must do for hiking, it's also challenging.

Some call this Warroch glen, its a gorge.

Start point: Blairlogie orchard carpark.
Take the Hill Path for approximately 300 metres.

Take a left turn. it's a very small path, bink, and you'll miss it (1.40 on the video)

Follow the path right to the top. Then joins the Dumyat path coming from Sheriffmuir and head to the Summit.

Optional: on your way back, take a wee walk over to Castle Law, it the remains of a Pictish fort, back down in to Warroch Gorge (1.40 on the video)

I'd recommend good footwear. It's a steep climb. don't wear shorts as the first 10% of the path is a wee bit jaggie in a few places.

A note of caution: The Warroch burn is concealed under grass in location, so be aware of it location at all times.

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WARROCH, n., v. Also warrach, waroch; warroch, -ack; whirrock, and misprinted wanrack (Sc. 1912 Scotsman (19 Jan.) 10).
[′wɑrəx]

I. n. 1. A knotty stick (Ags. 1825 Jam., warroch, -ach); a knot in wood (Peb. 1825 Jam., whirrock). Deriv. warrachie, rough and knotty, of the trunk of a tree (Kcd., Ags. 1825 Jam.).