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Elevation
872m
2,862 ft
Prominence
20m
Coordinates
56.8508, -3.8086
NN897747
OS Map
43
Explorer: OL51E 394E
The summit features a prominent trig point and a small stone cairn, both of which provide perfect photo ops for your social media feed.
Braigh Clais Daimh is predominantly composed of metamorphic rock, including schists and gneisses, characteristic of the Scottish Highland's complex geology. The area is influenced by glacial processes, which have sculpted its present-day topography.
From the summit, one can enjoy sweeping views of Loch Ness to the south and the rugged peaks of the surrounding Highlands, including the mighty Ben Nevis.
The name ‘Braigh Clais Daimh’ is derived from Gaelic, meaning ‘the upper end of the valley of the river’.
This mountain is popular among hikers and is often included in Munro bagging excursions, contributing to the rich outdoor culture of the Scottish Highlands.
Starting from the A82, this route takes you along the scenic east ridge to the summit, offering great views and relatively easy navigation.
A slightly more challenging ascent starting from the northern approach, this route offers a rewarding climb with stunning panoramic views.
Parking is available at the lay-by on the A82 near the base of the East Ridge route, with space for about 10 vehicles. Arrive early to secure a spot!
The nearest train station is in Fort William, from which you can take a taxi or local bus service to the trailhead.
Fort William offers a range of facilities, including cafes, restaurants, and public toilets. Ensure you're well-fuelled before tackling the ascent!
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