Other Popular Places to Check Out. Weather Forecast - Perth and Kinross. Cairngorm Weather (Days 0-3): The weather forecast for Cairngorm is: A light covering of new snow mostly falling on Mon afternoonTemperatures will be below freezing (max -3°C on Sun afternoon, min -5°C on Sat night)Winds decreasing (gales from the WNW on Sat night, calm by Tue afternoon). This ensures the most acccurate forecasts possible. The first 3 miles of the climb is a very gentle introduction as you rise slowly up the valley floor. Glas Maol Weather (Days 0-3): The weather forecast for Glas Maol is: A light covering of new snow mostly falling on Wed nightFreeze-thaw conditions (max 1°C on Wed night, min -5°C on Tue night)Winds decreasing (gales from the W on Mon afternoon, calm by Tue morning). Spittal of Glenshee. The Cairnwell is a long climb in the south of the Cairngorms National Park in central Scotland. They use a blend of the Met Office UKV model along with our in house NetWx-SR and NetWx-MR models. The 7 day forecasts have recently been upgraded and are now updated up to 12 times a day. Route info and map » It is the last mile and a half where the climb gets testing rising to a 10% gradient. A trio of Munros By Colin Hogarth. The Cairnwell can be combined into a Munro bagging day along with the much higher summit of Carn a Gheoidh at 973metres and the rather bland and ski lift smothered summit of Carn Aosda at 917metres. It is worth continuing a little beyond the summit of the Cairnwell to enjoy a grand view down Glen Shee. The Cairnwell Munros are a group of three Munros near the Glenshee Ski Centre - Carn Aosda (917m), Carn a Gheoidh (975m) and The Cairnwell(933m). Location: 56.8779, -3.4209. These two peaks can be hiked in an afternoon involving very little ascent and following good tracks. The Cairnwell and Carn Aosda are Scotland's two most accessible Munros. The Glenshee Ski Centre sits at 650m above sea-level overlooked by several Munros, including Carn Aosda and The Cairnwell. Combined with nearby Carn a'Gheoidh, they make an ideal introduction to the increasingly popular past-time of 'Munro-bagging' and on a clear day offer stunning views over the surrounding mountainous country. The Cairnwell (Scottish Gaelic: An Càrn Bhailg) is a mountain in the Eastern Highlands of Scotland, south of Braemar.It is often considered to be one of the most spoiled of the Munros, due to the Glenshee Ski Centre which covers the eastern slope of the mountain.. Alternatively, you could do them all as part of a hillrace taking in another 7 Munros ! Location Details The Cairnwell. Altitude: 933.0 m above mean sea level The Cairnwell is the most prominent of the group of three Munros on the west side of the Cairnwell pass. Carn an Tuirc. Local weather forecasts upgraded. We knew the Munros would still be snow covered but thought the rounded lumps of the Cairnwell 3 would be a low risk option, coupled with the fact that my 2 companions had bagged these hills on a number of previous occasions, I was confident should the weather turn that we could confidently navigate our way to safety. Càrn nan Sac.