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Elevation
320m
1,050 ft
Prominence
164m
Coordinates
57.6653, -2.8734
NJ479642
OS Map
28 29
Explorer: 425N
The summit is adorned with a substantial trig point that serves as a perfect backdrop for your summit selfies. On a clear day, this spot is ideal for a picnic… but pack a windbreaker; it can get breezy!
Composed predominantly of granite, this mountain features intriguing rock formations formed by glacial activity during the last Ice Age. The deposits left behind provide a glimpse into the geological history of the Highlands.
On a clear day, you can see the Moray Firth to the north and the rolling hills of Speyside to the south. Keep an eye out for the distant Cairngorms as well.
'Bin' is a term for hill or mountain in Scots, while 'Cullen' is derived from the Gaelic word for a place of the dog, reflecting the region's rich Celtic heritage.
Bin of Cullen has long been a favourite for locals, known not just for its stunning views but also for local folklore about the area. It's part of the historical landscape of Moray.
A scenic walk that follows a well-defined path through heathlands and up a gentle slope to the summit, rewarding hikers with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
There is parking available at the foot of the trail in Cullen village. Parking is free but may fill up quickly during peak tourist season.
Regular bus services connect Cullen with nearby towns, with the closest stop being in the village centre, a short stroll from the trailhead.
Cullen has a few delightful cafes and a local shop for any last-minute supplies. Public toilets are available in the village.
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