Summary
Despite its height, many walkers would rate Suilven as one of the finest mountains in Scotland. It takes the form of a bizarre, very steep-sided ridge linking the great dome of Caisteal Liath in the west to the spire-like summit of Meall Meadhonach in the east.
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- One every walker should do.
by Snoopy on Tue Dec 01, 2009 1:01 pm - 1Replies
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- Last post by Paul Webster
on Tue Dec 01, 2009 11:11 pm
- One every walker should do.
- Suilven Circuit
by foggieclimber on Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:13 pm - 6Replies
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- Last post by HighlandSC
on Thu Nov 19, 2009 7:49 am
- Suilven Circuit
- JMT Writing Competition Winner: Seven Ways of Seeing Suilven
by Paul Webster on Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:30 am - 4Replies
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- Last post by kevsbald
on Thu Mar 12, 2009 7:10 pm
- JMT Writing Competition Winner: Seven Ways of Seeing Suilven
- Write a report from your walk and get a chance to win £40 of TISO vouchers to spend on gear every month
The following users have climbed Suilven:
Paul Webster Campsieman thenobz Sheila mountainman Les Sutherland grummerie aliogden Onemorestep buachaille Alastair S gooner_gaz John Burgess kinley cathyd25 helenw dbethune lala&bobbob Chris Upson dickiewren moyearo Dingdave jim.mackintosh Big Al rabthecairnterrier helen_melone jonny Gordie1 Gregor squirrel lecored1 keithwaugh midgebite Gourd derwent2 Herman MountainOwl StokeyNeil audreywaugh headless spectre petejkenny gaffr Darran theRedBaron cgal7 rabnud malky_c fasgadh foggieclimber snodland Martin Richardson dalavil malcolm x robert81 KLittle robdaphunk To record your ascent, you must register for our Forum and be logged in. If you choose to make your ascents private then you will not be shown in the list above.