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Elevation
604m
1,983 ft
Prominence
30m
Coordinates
57.4659, -5.4615
NG925470
OS Map
25
Explorer: 429
The summit boasts a large stone cairn, perfect for resting and, if you're lucky, bumping into fellow hillwalkers. The views from here are breathtaking and well worth the effort of the climb.
Meall an Daimh is primarily composed of quartzite, which gives it a rugged and yet attractive facade. The rock formations are a testimonial to the intense geological forces at play millions of years ago, and provide a fascinating study for geology enthusiasts.
On a clear day, the summit offers spectacular views of the surrounding peaks including Ben Nevis to the south, and the rugged terrain of the West Highlands.
The name 'Meall an Daimh' translates to 'Hill of the Stag' in Gaelic, indicating its natural rugged beauty and potential wildlife spotting.
This mountain has been a notable landmark in the region, acting as a significant point for navigation among locals for centuries.
A moderately difficult ascent starting from the bend in the A82. This route provides a scenic approach with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
There is a small car park along the A82 at NS 380 220, which serves as a good starting point for the North-East Ridge Route.
Buses run from Fort William to the nearby area, making it accessible for those relying on public transport. Check local schedules.
Facilities such as cafes and toilets can be found in Fort William. There are also smaller facilities at the visitor centre in Glen Nevis.
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