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Elevation
263m
863 ft
Prominence
64m
Coordinates
57.1888, -5.9479
NG615178
OS Map
32
Explorer: 412
The summit features a sizeable granite cairn that stands proudly at the top, and on a clear day, the views are simply breath-taking, as if Mother Nature herself laid out a magnificent carpet for you to admire.
Composed mainly of granite, Beinn a' Mheadhoin showcases stunning geological features, including dramatic crags and weathered rock faces that offer a glimpse into the Earth's history and the forces that shape our landscape.
From the summit, you can see the striking peaks of the Cairngorms, the vastness of Loch Avon, and on a clear day, even as far as the Cairn Toul.
The name Beinn a' Mheadhoin translates to 'the mountain of the middle' in Gaelic, possibly referring to its central location among the surrounding peaks.
This majestic Munro has been a favourite among hikers for decades, captivating those who seek the thrill of the summit and the beauty of the Scottish Highlands.
A scenic route beginning in Glen Derry, offering a relatively straightforward uphill trek to the summit with some subtle scrambles along the way.
Starting from Derry Lodge, this route takes you through picturesque scenery and a slightly more challenging ascent, rewarding you with incredible views of the surrounding mountains.
Derry Lodge car park, located just off the A93, accommodates several vehicles and offers a trailhead starting point.
While public transport is limited, you can catch a bus to Aviemore and then use local taxi services to reach the Glen Derry area.
Facilities are limited in the vicinity, but Aviemore has a variety of cafes, shops, and toilet facilities. Always best to go before you venture out!
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