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Elevation
204m
669 ft
Prominence
178m
Coordinates
58.0425, -5.3921
NB998109
OS Map
15
Explorer: 439W
The summit of Meall an Fheadain is crowned by a small but sturdy stone cairn, which provides a perfect spot for a celebratory bite to eat and a few 'I've conquered the hill’ selfies.
Meall an Fheadain primarily consists of Old Red Sandstone, formed in the Devonian period. This geological beauty offers a mix of sedimentary layers that have been sculpted by glacial activity, making for impressive rocky outcrops and smooth slopes.
From the summit, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding hills, including the majestic Morvern mountains and the glistening waters of Loch Teacuis.
The name 'Meall an Fheadain' translates to 'Hill of the little Source' in Gaelic, possibly referring to the numerous small streams that weave through the area.
The hill has been a popular spot for walkers in the Highlands, with its prominence and stunning views drawing in both locals and tourists alike.
A straightforward route starting from the Glen Forsa. This path meanders gently uphill through scenic moorland, providing ample opportunities for wildlife spotting along the way.
There is a small car park at Glen Forsa, just a short walk from the route's starting point. Parking is generally free.
The nearest bus service runs from the town of Tobermory; however, it's advisable to check the current schedule as services can be infrequent.
While there are no facilities directly on the mountain, Salen offers a couple of cafes and shops where you can replenish your energy levels.
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Grid Ref: NB998109
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