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Elevation
619m
2,031 ft
Prominence
106m
Coordinates
56.1723, -4.9575
NN164016
OS Map
56
Explorer: OL37N 363N
At the summit, hikers will find a traditional stone cairn, which has stood the test of time and serves as a perfect spot for a celebratory selfie. Be sure to appreciate the backdrop of the stunning rugged landscape.
Beinn Tharsuinn primarily features hard volcanic rock, part of the ancient geological formations of the Highlands that date back millions of years. The striking cliffs and crags provide both a scenic spectacle and a challenge to climbers.
From the summit, you can enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, including the mighty Ben Nevis and the shapely contours of the Aonach Eagach ridge. On a clear day, the sweeping landscapes are enough to take your breath away - just make sure you remember to breathe!
The name 'Beinn Tharsuinn' comes from the Gaelic language, meaning 'hill of the cross', likely referring to the cross that once marked the summit.
This mountain, like many in the Highlands, has been a favorite among local climbers and has a rich history of folklore surrounding it. It's said that the spirits of ancient warriors may still roam its slopes!
Starting from the small parking area at the end of a minor road, this straightforward hike ascends the playful North-East Ridge, offering stunning views along the way.
There is a small parking area located at NN164016, suitable for a handful of cars. It fills up quickly on sunny weekends, so get there early or risk doing an impromptu leg stretch as you search for a spot!
The nearest bus service runs from Fort William to Glencoe, but be prepared for a bit of a walk to reach the trailhead from Glencoe.
There are basic facilities, including public toilets and a few cafés in Ballachulish. For a good meal or a warm drink, consider stopping at the local pub before or after your hike.
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