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Ben Wyvis - Munro (Walk Highlands)
Scotland walks

Region: Loch Ness

Altitude: 1046 metres

Rank: 86th

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Ben Wyvis is an isolated, huge and bulky Munro, rising like an elephant from the lower moors of Easter Ross. Prominent in many views, Ben Wyvis is a well-known and popular ascent.

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Ben Wyvis from near Garbat
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The following users have climbed Ben Wyvis:

Paul Webster   helenw   canisp8064   Les Sutherland   Melon Queen   Gregor   Gigha   maddjock   mcnabm   streap   steve   beth grant   sandy nicoll   bilco55   mcnabj   Campsieman   Pistol23   Michael Cook   DunkyMcKay   JimC   tinajack68   hjdmawhinney   shaucall   j5mcalla   Pete 1980   Degsy   liz   grahammclaren   john tierney   Scottt62   GeorgeMacACF   richardverrall   buachaille   magicdin   lhalloran   sfsuk   thenobz   NeilC   macleay@bt   lecored1   mikebeattie   robdaphunk   HAS   bachelorboynomore   munropip   Joerg Dagefoerde  

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