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Elevation
1,039m
3,407 ft
Prominence
226m
Coordinates
56.5519, -4.6945
NN344432
OS Map
50
Explorer: 377E
At the summit, hikers will find a substantial cairn and a trig point, offering a perfect spot for a well-deserved photo op. On a clear day, it feels as though you can almost hear the mountains whispering sweet nothings.
Beinn Achaladair is primarily composed of schists and gneisses, which are metamorphic rocks formed under intense pressure and heat. These elements contribute to the rugged charm of the mountain and its dramatic ridges.
From the summit, climbers are treated to sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, including the majestic Schiehallion and the expansive Loch Rannoch. On exceptionally clear days, Ben Nevis can be spotted in the distance.
The name 'Achaladair' translates to 'the hill of the cairn', referencing the traditional stone markers often found on summits.
Beinn Achaladair has been a popular destination for hikers and climbers for generations, offering a taste of the beauty and wildness of the Scottish Highlands.
This popular route starts from the nearby Bridge of Balgie, winding through scenic glens and offering stunning views of the surrounding peaks, including the nearby summit of Beinn a' Chuallaich.
A longer circuit that includes Beinn Achaladair and its neighbours, perfect for those looking to tick off several Munros in one go.
Parking is available at the Bridge of Balgie, where there's enough space for several vehicles. Arrive early in busy seasons to secure a spot.
There are limited public transport options; the nearest bus service operates from the village of Aberfeldy. It's advisable to check schedules ahead of your trip.
In Killin, you'll find cafes and restaurants to refuel after your hike. Be prepared to indulge in a slice of homemade cake—it's practically a Highland tradition.
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