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Elevation
320m
1,050 ft
Prominence
62m
Coordinates
57.1998, -6.3356
NG382204
OS Map
32
Explorer: 411
The summit is marked by a traditional cairn and offers an expansive view over the surrounding peaks and lochs. It's the perfect spot for a well-earned snack, but don't forget to bring your own! No one likes an empty belly on a glorious day.
Beinn an Eoin is predominantly composed of granite and schist, characteristic of the rugged landscapes found throughout the Scottish Highlands. Its geological formations provide a fascinating glimpse into the ancient processes that shaped this part of the planet.
From the summit, enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding hills such as the stunning peaks of the Cuillin range and Loch Snizort. On a clear day, you'll feel like you can see forever—just remember to wave at the clouds!
The name 'Beinn an Eoin' translates from Gaelic to 'Mountain of the Bird', possibly linked to local wildlife or folklore about the area.
This mountain, like many in the Highlands, holds cultural significance for local communities and hikers alike, celebrating the natural beauty and outdoor activities that define Scottish identity.
This straightforward route takes you from the Ashaig road up to the summit, offering a good mixture of grassy paths and rocky outcrops.
Parking is available at the end of Ashaig Road, a small gravel area that can hold around 5-6 cars. Remember, though, first come, first served—so don’t dilly-dally if you want a spot!
Public transport options are scarce; it’s best to have a car or use local taxi services from nearby towns like Portree.
There are no facilities along the hiking route, so pack wisely! However, Portree offers a few lovely cafes and a visitor centre to help you plan your adventure and grab a scone.
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