Beinn Eibhinn
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Beinn Eibhinn is a steep sided ridge curving round Coire a'Charra Mhoir. Part of the Geal Charn ridge system north of Ben Alder, it requires a long walk to reach it from any direction.
You have not climbed Beinn Eibhinn.
Region: Cairngorms
Altitude: 1102 metres
Detailed route description and map
Aonach Beag, Geal Charn, Beinn Eibhinn and Carn Dearg from Culra
Other routes and challenges
Beinn Eibhinn could be ascended from Corrour Lodge on Loch Ossian, accessed via the railway to Corrour Station - but this would be less convenient for the other peaks on the ridge.
An alternative approach to the whole ridge of four Munros is from Luiblea near Moy Lodge on the A86 to the north.
The whole area is ideal for remote cross-country backpacking expeditions. One idea is to undertake a traverse from Corrour Station to Dalwhinnie Station - with plenty of options for Munros to include.
Walker-friendly accommodation in the area
Kingussie / Newtonmore cottages
Panoramic summit view (click to open)
