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Aonach Beag (Nevis Range)

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Aonach Beag is second highest summit in the Nevis Range, but is hidden from most views by the lower but more bulky Aonach Mor. Its domed summit rises above extensive broken crags and corries.

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Region: Fort William

Altitude: 1234 metres

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Detailed route description and map

Aonach Beag and Aonach Mor from Glen Nevis

Aonach Beag and Aonach Mor via the Nevis Range gondola

Other routes and challenges

Purists will prefer the route climbing the Aonachs entirely on foot from the road end in Glen Nevis. Less conscientious baggers won't mind riding the Nevis Range gondola up half the height of the mountains on their northern side.

Combining with Carn Mor Dearg and Ben Nevis would make for a truly epic expedition. The Lochaber Traverse adds in the Grey Corries as well - although the ground leading from the Sgurr Choinnich Beag bealach up to Stob Coire Bhealaich is very tricky.

Walker-friendly accommodation in the area

Fort William Hotels

Fort William B&B

Fort William Cottages

Lochaber Hostels

Panoramic summit view (click to open)



Munro book

Users' walk reports for Aonach Beag (Nevis Range)

There are 3761 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Aonach Beag (Nevis Range). They have contributed 76 public walk reports including this summit. These are ordered below with the most popular ones first. The rightmost column shows how many summits were included in their report, which may help you to find the most relevant reports.

Title AuthorDate walked LikesHills
  09/06/2015  36 M10C1
  01/02/2012  31 M2
  13/06/2014  19 M11
  09/08/2012  18 M4
  21/03/2015  12 M2
  08/06/2013  11 M7
  15/03/2016  10 M2
  24/07/2014  10 M2
  14/08/2020  9 M2
  05/09/2015  9 M8
  05/11/2011  9 M2
  06/05/2016  8 M13
  24/08/2015  8 M4
  11/10/2014  7 M2
  03/06/2012  7 M4
  19/04/2019  6 M2
  16/09/2017  6 M2
  29/05/2016  6 M7
  09/07/2015  5 M4
  23/07/2014  5 M2
  15/06/2014  5 M2
  08/04/2012  5 M6
  27/02/2019  4 M2
  22/08/2015  4 M5
  27/10/2012  4 M2
  20/07/2012  4 M2
  14/07/2011  4 M4
  01/05/1993  4 M5
  21/06/2015  3 M11
  04/06/2012  3 M2
  08/05/2012  3 M2
  08/08/2011  3 M4
  23/04/2011  3 M8
  25/05/2010  3 M6
  07/09/2014  2 M2
  17/11/2013  2 M3
  13/06/2013  2 M2
  19/04/2013  2 M2
  05/04/2013  2 M2
  16/03/2013  2 M2
  25/10/2012  2 M2
  18/08/2011  2 M2
  06/05/2018  1 M2
  16/06/2017  1 M2
  26/07/2013  1 M7C1
  24/02/2013  1 M2
  22/10/2012  1 M2
  04/06/2011  1 M2
  11/07/2009  1 M3
  30/03/2008  1 M1
  25/07/2005  1 M2
  21/07/1991  1 M5
  30/08/2020  0 M2
  03/08/2019  0 M4
  12/07/2019  0 M4
  26/08/2018  0 M2
  22/05/2018  0 M2
  04/11/2017  0 M2
  02/09/2017  0 M4
  13/08/2017  0 M5
  30/07/2017  0 M2
  17/10/2016  0 M2
  21/07/2016  0 M2
  25/03/2016  0 M2
  03/09/2015  0 M2
  22/06/2013  0 M8
  04/06/2013  0 M2
  24/05/2013  0 M2
  20/08/2011  0 M2
  11/07/2011  0 M2
  21/09/2010  0 M9
  19/06/2010  0 M6
  12/06/2010  0 M2
  03/05/2010  0 M2
  14/06/2009  0 M6
  20/06/1991  0 M4

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