NN2719 : View from Meall an Fhudair 764m/2508ft- classification corbett

Meall an Fhudair

764m Elevation
382m Prominence
Scotland Country
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NN2719 : View from Meall an Fhudair 764m/2508ft- classification corbett

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Route planning notes

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Start from Loch Awe

A popular route starting at the picturesque shores of Loch Awe, winding through scenic woodland before the final ascent.

10 km ~4.5 hours Moderate

Via Beinn Righ

A longer and more challenging route that includes a summit of Beinn Righ before dropping down towards Meall an Fhudair, rewarding hikers with expansive views.

14 km ~6 hours Challenging
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Hill facts and local notes

Classifications

Marilyn Corbett Simm

Elevation

764m

2,507 ft

Prominence

382m

Coordinates

56.3339, -4.7989

NN270192

OS Map

50 56

Explorer: OL39N 364N

At the Summit

The summit is crowned with a simple stone cairn, offering just enough structure to give climbers a sense of achievement as they bask in the glory of conquering yet another Munro.

Terrain & Geology

A mix of rocky paths and grassy slopes interspersed with the occasional boggy patch that likes to keep hikers on their toes.

Composed predominantly of granite, Meall an Fhudair exhibits striking formations and a rugged landscape. The underlying geology offers a peek into the planet's history, with remnants from the last Ice Age clearly evident.

Views & Scenery

From the summit, one can spot the stunning Loch Awe stretching out below, with the majestic peaks of the surrounding Highlands forming a dramatic backdrop.

History & Heritage

Name Origin

The name 'Meall an Fhudair' translates roughly to 'Hill of the Thirsty', possibly referring to the steep nature of its slopes.

Historical Significance

As a Munro, Meall an Fhudair has attracted generations of outdoor enthusiasts looking to tick off peaks in the Scottish Highlands.

Getting There & Facilities

Parking

Parking is available at the Loch Awe car park, which has spaces for several vehicles and also provides access to various walking trails.

Public Transport

There are bus services that run from Oban to the nearby village of Dalavich, though from there additional walking or cycling will be required to reach the starting points.

Nearby Facilities

While there are no facilities directly on the mountain, Dalmally has cafes, shops, and public toilets, ensuring you can stock up on supplies before your adventure.

Safety Information

Known Hazards

  • Be cautious of sudden weather changes as conditions can shift rapidly in the Scottish Highlands. Slippery rocks and uneven ground can also pose risks, particularly in wet weather.

General Safety Tips

  • Check weather conditions before setting out
  • Carry appropriate clothing and equipment
  • Let someone know your planned route
  • Take a map, compass, and GPS device
  • Carry emergency supplies: food, water, first aid kit, torch

Hills

Some common questions about the hills answered

Are there group walks up Meall an Fhudair?

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Are there other walkers around Meall an Fhudair?

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Can I organise a walk to Meall an Fhudair?

Yes. If there aren’t any walks listed already, you can create a walk and make it available for others to join.

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How do I find a walk up this hill?

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Can I suggest a new route up Meall an Fhudair?

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Location

Meall an Fhudair location map

Grid reference: NN270192

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