Region: Isle of Skye

Altitude: 732 metres

Rank: 48th

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 You have not climbed Beinn na Caillich (Broadford).



Summary

Beinn na Caillich is a great, steep sided dome of scree that dominates the village of Broadford. Its ascent is very steep but makes the first part of a circuit around Coire Gorm, and gives excellent views. The summit is marked by a huge cairn of great antiquity, rumoured to be the final resting place of a Norweigan Princess, buried on the summit so she could feel the winds from Norway.

Detailed route description and map

The Broadford Red Hills circuit

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