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Meall a'Bhuiridh

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Meall a'Bhuiridh is the highest of the Black Mount and has a good position on the edge of Rannoch Moor, making it a grand viewpoint. The sense of wildness on the ascent is rather lessened by ski-tows almost to the summit.

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Region: Fort William

Altitude: 1108 metres

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Detailed route description and map

Meall a'Bhuiridh and Creise from the White Corries ski centre

Other routes and challenges

To avoid the ski-tows and instead experience a challenging scramble, it is possible to start from the Glen Etive road, ford the River Etive and then ascend the crags of Sron na Creise before continuing to Creise before ascending Meall a' Bhuiridh - a much more adventurous outing.

The classic long day hereabouts is the Black Mount traverse of four Munros. Start with Stob a'Choire Odhair and Stob Ghabhar before following ridges to Clach Liathad. From here Creise can be ascended, and then Meall a'Bhuiridh as the final summit before a descent to the ski-centre.

Walker-friendly accommodation in the area

Glencoe Hotels

Glencoe B&B

Glencoe Cottages

Lochaber Hostels

Panoramic summit view (click to open)




Users' walk reports for Meall a'Bhuiridh

There are 4187 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Meall a'Bhuiridh. They have contributed 86 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
  11/06/2015  39 M8
  22/11/2011  14 M2
  15/05/2016  13 M4
  06/12/2011  12 M3
  24/08/2016  10 M2
  05/11/2014  8 M2
  07/05/2017  7 M6
  14/01/2017  7 M2
  10/12/2017  6 M2
  31/05/2017  6 M2
  16/05/2013  6 M3
  16/03/2016  5 M2
  24/11/2012  5 M2
  14/07/2012  5 M2
  30/06/2012  5 M4
  01/02/2012  5 M2
  09/12/2018  4 M2
  18/09/2015  4 M2
  25/08/2014  4 M4
  23/08/2014  4 M2
  10/09/2013  4 M2
  26/05/2012  4 M4
  09/05/2015  3 M2
  02/05/2015  3 M2
  09/07/2014  3 M2
  24/03/2013  3 M2
  22/04/2011  3 M4
  29/08/2010  3 M2
  03/02/2018  2 M2
  13/07/2017  2 M2
  26/03/2017  2 M2
  11/05/2016  2 M2C1
  22/08/2015  2 M4
  25/05/2013  2 M6
  06/02/2013  2 M1
  20/08/2012  2 M2
  11/08/2012  2 M2
  05/03/2011  2 M4
  31/05/2009  2 M3
  28/05/2018  1 M4
  01/08/2016  1 M2
  18/06/2016  1 M4
  22/11/2015  1 M2
  21/09/2014  1 M2
  20/05/2014  1 M2
  04/05/2014  1 M3
  29/09/2013  1 M2
  17/08/2013  1 M3
  25/05/2013  1 M2
  24/11/2012  1 M2
  17/06/2012  1 M2
  17/06/2012  1 M2
  10/09/2011  1 M2
  31/10/2010  1 M2
  25/08/2018  0 M2
  10/05/2018  0 M2
  12/08/2017  0 M2
  13/07/2017  0 M1
  19/04/2017  0 M2
  09/10/2016  0 M2
  05/06/2016  0 M2
  01/05/2016  0 M5C1
  30/06/2015  0 M4
  15/05/2014  0 M1
  24/08/2013  0 M2
  17/05/2013  0 M2
  29/03/2013  0 M2
  04/11/2012  0 M1
  29/07/2012  0 M2
  26/05/2012  0 M2
  06/05/2012  0 M2
  07/03/2012  0 M2
  22/01/2012  0 M1
  23/12/2011  0 M1
  14/06/2011  0 M2
  28/05/2011  0 M2
  29/04/2011  0 M2
  26/04/2011  0 M1
  31/10/2010  0 M2
  03/05/2010  0 M2
  29/12/2009  0 M2
  26/07/2009  0 M2
  30/04/2009  0 M2
  18/04/2009  0 M4
  24/03/2009  0 M2
  23/07/2005  0 M2

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