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Elevation
989m
3,245 ft
Prominence
425m
Coordinates
56.4504, -5.0266
NN135327
OS Map
50
Explorer: 377W
The summit features a substantial rocky outcrop and a cairn that doubles as a fantastic photo opportunity. Don't forget to wave to any fellow hikers, as it's a sociable place up top!
Beinn Eunaich is primarily composed of quartzite, which gives it a rugged and craggy appearance. The mountain is also part of the Schiehallion Quartzite Formation, known for its impressive outcrops and distinctive formations. The geology of the area offers not just a feast for the eyes but also gives an insight into the Earth's ancient past.
From the summit, hikers are treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including the stunning Loch Awe to the west and the imposing Ben Cruachan to the south. On a clear day, you might even spot the distant peaks of the outer Hebrides!
The name 'Beinn Eunaich' is believed to derive from the Gaelic language, meaning 'mountain of the egg', possibly referencing the shape of the summit or a local legend.
Beinn Eunaich is significant not only for its breathtaking beauty but also as a cherished part of the local heritage, often featured in hillwalking books and guides.
A popular route starting from the northeast, offering a steady ascent through the charming Farnan Glen before tackling the more challenging sections.
There is a small parking area near the start of the route, located at NN134324. It's advisable to arrive early, as these spaces tend to fill up quickly, especially on weekends.
Public transport is available via trains and buses to Creagmhor, the nearest point. Check local timetables for the most up-to-date information.
There are no facilities on the mountain itself, but Taynuilt offers various cafes, shops, and public toilets for a pre- or post-hike refreshment.
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