NN6391681976 Cross the road (very cautiously) and walk north along the verge to a gated track entrance. Go under the pylon line and follow the track uphill. It soon turns south to make a steady ascent before zigzagging more steeply up to a junction on the broad hilltop.

NN6595780252 You could do either hill first, so let's start with the better viewpoint. Turning left, follow the wide, rutted track northeast into a dip, over a hump, and into another dip, with a line of old metal fence posts confirming your direction (if confirmation were needed). Approaching the next top, bear slightly right, then follow the fence posts across a boggy area and up to the 'summit' of Carn na Caim, where a cairn marks the vague high point. Head just north to the edge of Coire Cam for the full panorama over Speyside to the Monadhliath.

NN6770082151 With some good views of Ben Alder, the Black Mount, and many others, return to the col at the top of the access track. Continuing south, the track descends into a dip to cross a burn, climbs over a rise to another dip, then ascends towards A' Bhuidheanach. At a prominent quartz cairn cut left to descend to a boggy saddle. Hop over a burn and follow a grassy path ascending roughly south to a col between the slight humps of A' Bhuidheanach Mor and A' Bhuidheanach Bheag. A short soggy stride brings you to the trig point marking the high point (such as it is) of the day's second Munro.

NN6606677603 Return the way you came all the way down to the road. The sheer amount of backtracking does not make this the most satisfactory route, but at least you'll know the way by now.