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Elevation
914m
2,999 ft
Prominence
268m
Coordinates
57.7459, -5.2591
NH061775
OS Map
19
Explorer: 435N 435S
The summit features a large stone cairn, which is a traditional marker for hillwalkers. On a clear day, you might be lucky enough to see the legendary Loch Ness in the distance.
Beinn a' Chlaidheimh is primarily composed of granite, which provides a robust and durable landscape that has withstood the rigours of the Scottish weather. The surrounding hills showcase rich features typical of glacial erosion.
Stunning panoramas of the surrounding glens and valleys, with views extending towards the iconic peaks of the Fisherfield Forest.
The name 'Chlaidheimh' derives from Gaelic, meaning 'the hill of the edge' which may refer to its prominent position overlooking the surrounding terrain.
Like many Munros, Beinn a' Chlaidheimh holds cultural significance for local communities and was historically significant as a landmark during the Jacobite uprisings.
This straightforward ascent begins at Glen Docharty, providing a well-trodden path that ascends through heather and grassland to reach the summit.
The closest parking area is located at the end of the minor road leading to Glen Docharty. There's ample space for a few cars, but arrive early, as it fills up quickly during peak season.
The nearest public transport can be accessed from Ullapool, with bus services on weekdays that connect to the area.
Facilities in Ullapool include several cafes, shops and public toilets. Do stock up on your supplies before heading out, or you might find yourself a bit peckish at the summit!
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