Logged Visits:

10th Oct 2024  13:56  by RoccosAdventures

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 10/10

Stunning trigpoint - went to the castle first and then trekked over to the trig - it can be seen easily from a distance - we followed the coast around the agri fields this is the easiet way

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15th May 2024  11:54  by Lynnebe

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

From Cullen to Portsoy on the coastal path. At Logie Head, followed the path up towards Logie House and cut off along field edge straight to Logie Head Trig with its stunning views. Back same way to coastal path. Next detour off path was to Findlater Castle, an airy place but absolutely fantastic. The next section of coastal path said closed but we followed it anyway, opting for field edge where coastal path was overgrown or looked a bit like it may have fallen down the cliff. Where short section of field edge fence runs S, we crossed it and followed coastal path down to Sandend with its idyllic beach. Continued on past Foul Hole, turning R before Westerwards Croft. Past .52 and towards Arnbath. Just before farm there is a gate and walked, too close for comfort to house windows, to mast. Few paces into field and done. Back same way to rejoin Coastal path and down to the historic Portsoy. Wonderful place. 21km, 315m climbed. 6hrs well spent in beautiful area and sunshine.

2nd May 2024  12:00  by Alison Caryl

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Having walked coastal path from Portknockie, added loop to visit the Trig before returning to start. No crops in the field.

11th Mar 2024  11:09  by A1Mushroom

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Parked in Cullen. Followed the footpath alongside the playing field and then to Logie House. The field had been ploughed so had to walk around it to the nearest point then across to the trig.

6th Sep 2023  15:03  by SianC

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Parked at Findlater castle and walked down to West Sands beach and then up the gulley south east of the trig onto the newly harvested field. Amazing views and sunshine

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26th Jun 2023  18:59  by vegibagger

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

In fantastic big field accessed by drive to ruined house then walk down tyre tracks of cropped field

18th Feb 2023  13:52  by Nellydean

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 5/10

18th Sep 2022  14:16  by RichardM

Gridref: NJ 52870 67840   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Damaged  Score: 5/10

Foundation block exposed and pillar slightly leaning, looks to have been up-rooted. In field of wheat stubble.

18th Sep 2022  13:15  by DeniseMc

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Stubble field so perfect time to visit on coastal walk to Crannoch hill from Sandend campsite. Amazing sea views. A lot of plinth visible; hope it doesn’t topple.

1st Mar 2022  12:20  by Sealf4

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

Visited this pillar on a walk from Cullen to Macduff (bus to Cullen from home arrived just before 11.00) walked round coast then battled the only possible route through gorse (others also been this way) coming out east of the trig point. The field had been ploughed but not planted however shouldn't be long before it is and then access won't be possible. Great views.

24th Aug 2021  15:47  by chevyfire

Gridref: NJ 52865 67853   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

walked from Cullen around logie head coastal path then up gap and across farmers fields. excellent coastal views.

the trig

11th Aug 2021  12:49  by descarte1

Gridref: NJ 52873 67853   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

Good condition pillar. Accessed along tramline running beside the trig to avoid disturbing the crop. Came up past Logie House. FB faces south-ish, west-ish sighthole open only. Cap missing with asphalt plug present. Great views.

18th Nov 2019  00:00  by caroleengel

Gridref: NJ 52871 67844   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

As Aqueously90 - good track to trig in crop field.

11th Apr 2019  15:53  by Cootking

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Unreachable but visible  Score: 5/10

Field full of tractors with fertilizer and raking type stuff. No chance of access.

24th Jun 2018  12:53  by vgiorgio

Gridref: NJ 52870 67857   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

2nd Mar 2017  15:20  by iannotts

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Walked from Cullen along coastal path towards Findlater Castle and back via trig and into Cullen

3rd Mar 2016  17:35  by joeythecat

Gridref: NJ 52870 67852   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

1st Dec 2015  12:33  by Aqueously90

Gridref: NJ 52868 67850   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

Log #234. Parked on Logie Drive and took the track past the ruins of Logie House. Field obviously not arable at this time of year so followed tyre tracks all the way to the pillar. Good condition, on plinth with cap plugged. Would be great views on a clear day, but even with the horizontal rain, it was still worth the trip. Bin of Cullen loomed large over the village. [ExP-182/MiP-9/Rev-2/BM-13/IS-22/Other-6]

FB
Pillar
Plugged cap and view west towards the Bin.
View E along the coast.

20th Aug 2015  14:29  by coinea

Gridref: NJ 52869 67846   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

Followed track past Logie House ruins but then it got difficult. Barley crop almost ready for cutting so had to walk round field edge, rough ground underfoot and chest high thistles. Had to choose correct tramlines to access pillar and not disturb crop.

3rd May 2015  12:03  by thejackrustles

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Parked at Cullen FC and walked up the track, then decided a cross country route was a good idea through the very muddy field, hard going! Came back via the ruin a much better route, can't believe I've only just read about the cut mark.....another visit required me thinks!

Logie Head ©thejackrustles
Mrs TJR at Logie Head ©thejackrustles
Logie Head Collage
Spencer at Logie Head ©thejackrustles
Logie Head the view ©thejackrustles

26th Feb 2015  14:25  by BigJ

Gridref: NJ 52870 67842   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Stunning sea views from an elevated position. Walked in along the track to the ruin of Logie House from upper Cullen. Forgot to look for the bench mark though.

26th Feb 2015  14:15  by nozzer

Gridref: NJ 52876 67843   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

Visited with Big J good views along the coast.

The trig from the ruin at logie house©nozzer

5th Oct 2012  14:51  by wrose

Gridref: NJ 52870 67842   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

I parked at the playing field car park to the west and then used the track towards Logie House. The pillar comes into view from about a kilometre so I headed directly towards it across harvested fields and one low wire fence (this would only be possible out of the growing season though). The pillar is just inland from the cliffs and it makes a wonderful view point. In very good condition although the original plug is missing leaving the top open to the elements. I came back via the ruins of Logie House where there is a cut bench mark to be found.

S6205 Logie Head Pillar.
S6205 Logie Head Flush Bracket.
S6205 Logie Head Plug.

17th Feb 2008  12:05  by Drumlin

Gridref: NJ 52900 67800   FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

7th Dec 2006  14:05  by Trigger

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

17th Sep 2006  15:57  by Africajim

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

Beautiful view of the Moray Firth, pleasant walk from the Cullen road, through wood then across cut crop fields. Lovely day for it!

Trig and FB Lovely view of the coast.

1st Jul 2006  12:00  by peregrinus

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

vgc, no cap or plug. 5m into arable field, nice stretch of coast, decent view.

6th Oct 2004  12:00  by iainmac

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

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4th Sep 2001  16:29  by clochandighter

FB Number: S6205  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

In an arable field, this trig pillar in good condition but the spider no longer retains OS cap. The flush bracket is south facing. This field has been planted in such a way that it is possible to reach the trig without damaging the crops. Suspect there may have been an east-west boundary by trig at one time, this line still divides different crops. Farmer and workers saw me there an did not bother me. Distant views to coastline and hills across Moray Firth. Visited and photographed 4/09/2001, GRP.

S6205 - Logie Head. TP+FB. Looking across the Moray Firth.