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Elevation
1,157m
3,796 ft
Prominence
258m
Coordinates
57.0099, -3.7238
NN954922
OS Map
43
Explorer: OL57S 403S
The summit features a substantial cairn, which is a popular photo backdrop. On a clear day, it can be quite a bustling summit, but don’t worry – it’s all in good spirits!
Beinn Bhrotain is primarily composed of granite, which gives the mountain its characteristic rugged profile. The area is also rich in glacial features from the last Ice Age, including fluted ridges and corries.
Panoramic views of the Cairngorms, including the iconic peaks of Ben Macdui and Cairn Gorm, as well as the wild landscapes of the eastern Highlands.
The name 'Beinn Bhrotain' translates to 'Hill of the Brawl' in Scots Gaelic, hinting at the rugged and fierce nature of the mountain.
This Munro is a favourite among climbers seeking tranquility combined with the challenge of Scottish tops. Its remote beauty offers a taste of Highland wilderness.
A popular route starting from the Linn of Dee car park, leading through scenic woodlands and open moorlands towards the summit.
A slightly longer route starting in Glen Derry that provides an opportunity to explore both Beinn Bhrotain and Monadh Mor.
Linn of Dee car park, which is well signposted and can accommodate a good number of vehicles, although it does fill up quickly on weekends.
The nearest public transport links are available from Braemar, where bus services operate to Balmoral, then it’s a pleasant walk to the start of the trail.
There are no facilities directly at the trailhead, but Braemar offers cafes and toilets, perfect for a pre-hike breakfast or post-venture cake!
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Grid Ref: NN954922
Cairn Toul
1,291m
Braeriach
1,296m
![Ben Macdui [Beinn Macduibh]](https://cdn.walkmates.com/gallery-images/e60cf32aeb394c3282fcdd14a63368f0.jpg)
Ben Macdui [Beinn Macduibh]
1,309m
Sgor Gaoith
1,116m
Cairn Gorm
1,245m
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