Beinn Chabhair, from Inverarnan

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Summary

Whilst it may rank amongst the smaller Munros, Beinn Chabhair is a suprisingly rugged peak with great character. The summit ridge is a lumpy collection of knolls and rocky humps which make a fine walk. The start via Beinglas Falls is very steep and eroded, and there is fair amount of boggy ground on the middle, moorland section.

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Grade (key)

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Bog Factor (key)

  • 3.5/5

Rating

Terrain

Hill path; stony and eroded lower down, boggy across moors. Good path up the ridge itself.

Public Transport

Citylink buses pass Inverarnan (Drovers Inn).

Start

Inverarnan. Open in Google Maps.

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