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Elevation
692m
2,270 ft
Prominence
353m
Coordinates
57.7815, -4.3453
NH606792
OS Map
21
Explorer: 438W
The summit features a substantial stone cairn, which provides a great spot for photos. On clearer days, the views are simply breathtaking, making it a beloved destination for hikers.
The mountain is primarily composed of schist, which gives it a rugged appearance and is typical of the Scottish Highlands. The surrounding landscape features glacial remnants and arete-type ridges, illustrating the power of ancient ice.
From the summit, enjoy panoramic views of Loch Ness, the Monadhliath Mountains, and the surrounding glens. On a clear day, even Ben Nevis can be discerned in the distance.
‘Beinn Tharsuinn’ translates to ‘the cross-shaped mountain’ in Gaelic, possibly referring to its distinctive form seen from certain angles.
The mountain has cultural significance in local folklore and is a beloved hiking destination, drawing outdoor enthusiasts and hillwalkers from all over.
A moderately challenging trek starting from the car park at NH606792, leading hikers through scenic glens and up a steep but manageable ascent to the summit.
There is a parking area at NH606792, which accommodates several vehicles. Make sure to arrive early, especially on weekends, as it can fill up quickly.
Regular bus services operate from nearby towns, with the closest stop being in Inverness, approximately 30 km away. Check local schedules for updates.
Inverness offers a variety of cafes, restaurants, and shops, as well as public toilets. There are also visitor centres for additional information on local wildlife and trails.
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