O.S. Triangulation Pillar - Largo Law, Fife.
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N 56° 14.027 W 002° 55.551
30V E 504596 N 6232101
Ordnance Survey trig pillar, constructed in 1943 on the summit of Largo Law in Eastern Fife.
Waymark Code: WMRQFN
Location: Northern Scotland, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 07/24/2016
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Largo Law Is a prominent hill in east Fife overlooking the Firth of Forth. It is a volcanic plug, 290 metres high, one of many in this part of Scotland. The views from the top are extensive, particularly to the south over the water.
STEEPNESS: Very steep once onto the hill, but relatively short and the 283 metre false summit is soon reached.
TERRAIN: Almost entirely grass on which a path has formed, although it can get muddy in wet conditions.
ACCESSIBILITY: From Upper Largo. Car park between cemetery and school on minor road north off A917. The summit can easily be reached in an hour.
NAVIGATION: The route is well signposted and waymarked around Chesterstone Farm. From the false summit there is a slight drop into a gully before climbing again, a faint path leads slightly east from the false summit, then due north up to the trig.
DANGER: Very little other than the steep climb. There are small crags west of the false summit.