Glas Bheinn (Assynt)Pronunciation and Meaning

Region: Ullapool

Altitude: 776 metres

Rank: 195th

3D View: Summit Panorama
3D View: Overhead map

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Summary

Glas Bheinn is a steep-sided and rugged but flat-topped mountain which draws less attention than its Assynt neighbours. Composed of gneiss, it is usually climbed via its northwest ridge. It is best known for the Eas a'Chual Aluinn, the highest waterfall in Britain, on its lower slopes.

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There are 2 public user walk reports for Glas Bheinn (Assynt)

walk reports for Glas Bheinn (Assynt)

Title AuthorDate walked Likes
Glas Bheinn BlackPanther29/01/2011 1
Old Stuff 2: Cape Wrath - Strathcarron 1996 Klaasloopt31/03/1996 0

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