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Elevation
416m
1,365 ft
Prominence
50m
Coordinates
55.9213, -5.9360
NR541768
OS Map
61
Explorer: 355S
The summit of Beinn Tarsuinn features a notable rocky outcrop and a small cairn, providing a perfect resting spot to take in the views.
Beinn Tarsuinn is primarily composed of schist and gneiss, which gives the mountain its splendid rugged character. The area showcases the ancient geological processes that shaped the Highlands, including glacial erosion and tectonic activity.
From the summit, enjoy panoramic views of the Kintyre Peninsula and the surrounding mountains. The distant islands of Islay and Jura can also be seen on clear days.
The name 'Tarsuinn' is derived from the Gaelic 'Tarsuin', which translates to 'crossing', perhaps referring to the ancient routes used by local shepherds.
Beinn Tarsuinn has a rich history of sheep grazing and hunting, reflecting the traditional rural ways of life that have persisted in the Scottish Highlands.
This scenic route starts from the A83 road, leading directly up the northwest ridge. It’s a straightforward path offering stunning vistas as you ascend.
Starting from the village of Tayinloan, this route offers a delightful approach through moorland before tackling the final ascent. The path can be boggy in parts, so waterproof boots are recommended.
The nearest parking is available at the base of the A83 road, with space for several cars. Ensure not to block any access roads.
Regular buses run to Tarbert from Glasgow, where you can arrange a taxi or enjoy a scenic walk to Tayinloan for the southern ascent.
There are no facilities on the mountain itself. However, Tarbert has cafes, restaurants, and public toilets for those needing to refuel and refresh after their adventure.
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Grid Ref: NR541768
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