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Elevation
437m
1,434 ft
Prominence
63m
Coordinates
57.1814, -5.7775
NG718164
OS Map
33
Explorer: 412 413S
The summit features a cairn, offering an excellent photo opportunity, as well as sweeping views that make the ascent worth every step. Watch out for the occasional curious sheep who might want to photobomb your selfie!
Beinn Bhreac is primarily composed of metamorphic rock, providing a rugged terrain that is a testament to geological processes spanning millions of years. The mountain showcases typical features of glacial erosion, including U-shaped valleys and striations on the rock surfaces.
From the summit, you can see the stunning Cairngorms to the south and the tranquil waters of Loch Morlich to the east. The sight of the valleys will make you wish every day was 'Mountain Day.'
The name Beinn Bhreac translates to 'speckled mountain' in Gaelic, possibly referring to the pattern of rock and vegetation visible from a distance.
Beinn Bhreac is a popular destination for walkers and climbers in the Highlands, contributing to the rich tradition of outdoor recreation in the region.
This popular route begins at the Lairig Ghru, winding through gorgeous glens and offering breathtaking vistas along the way. Ideal for those looking to experience the wildness of the Highlands.
A more leisurely approach that meanders from Aviemore, this route is perfect for families and those seeking a less strenuous hike, while still experiencing the beauty of Beinn Bhreac.
The free parking at the Glenmore Forest Park provides an ideal location to start your adventure, nestled among the trees and close to the trails.
Regular buses operate from Aviemore to Glenmore, making it a convenient trip for those relying on public transport.
You can find cafes and shops in Aviemore, and facilities such as toilets at Glenmore Forest Park before you set off on your hike.
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