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Elevation
926m
3,038 ft
Prominence
251m
Coordinates
57.8473, -4.8966
NH281878
OS Map
20
Explorer: 436N
The summit features a large stone cairn marking the peak, providing a great backdrop for that obligatory summit selfie.
Dominantly composed of metamorphic rocks, predominantly schist, Seana Bhraigh showcases classic Highland geology. Its rugged terrain has been sculpted by glaciers, which adds to its dramatic character.
Spectacular views of nearby peaks including An Teallach and Fuar Tholl, as well as panoramic vistas stretching across the northern Highlands.
Seana Bhraigh translates to 'Old Heights' in Gaelic, hinting at its long-standing presence in the landscape.
The peak is part of the historic land of Strathfarrar, steeped in local legends and folklore, which add to the rich tapestry of the Scottish Highlands.
This well-known route begins near the settlement of Inchnadamph and follows the picturesque Glen Achall, offering stunning views of lochs and rugged terrain. As you ascend, the route becomes more challenging, culminating in a rewarding summit experience at Seana Bhraigh. Navigation is straightforward in good weather, but care is needed in poor visibility.
Starting from the remote Strath Mulzie, this route offers a direct approach to Seana Bhraigh. The trail passes through rough moorland and crosses several burns before ascending steeply onto the ridge. This route is less frequented and ideal for those seeking solitude in the wilderness.
This route starts from Corriemulzie Lodge and follows an estate track towards Loch a’ Chadha Dheirg. From there, the path ascends through wild, remote terrain to reach the summit of Seana Bhraigh. The wide-open landscapes and distant vistas make this a favorite for seasoned walkers.
A classic two-day option starting from the Ullapool area, this route is often combined with an overnight stay at the Lochivraon Bothy. Day one involves a straightforward walk to the bothy, while day two takes you across rugged terrain to the summit of Seana Bhraigh before returning. It’s a great choice for those looking for a more relaxed pace.
This challenging traverse begins at Strath Mulzie and takes walkers across Seana Bhraigh’s expansive ridges, incorporating various peaks and ridgelines en route. It’s a long and demanding day, but rewards with unparalleled views of the surrounding wilderness.
The nearest parking area is at the end of the public road past Strathfarrar, where there’s limited space for a few vehicles.
There is no direct public transport; however, local bus services run from Inverness to nearby villages.
Facilities are sparse in the vicinity. The nearest cafes and toilets can be found in Beauly. Make sure to bring your packed lunch – no takeaways up here!
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