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Ladhar Bheinn
Summary for Ladhar Bheinn |
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Ladhar Bheinn is a route in “The Knoydart” region / range which is located in the Loch Eil to Glen Shiel area of the Scottish Highlands as defined by the Scottish Mountaineering Club. This is a mainly circular route but there are parts where you need to retrace your footsteps |
Aug
01
2010
Sunrise
5:27 am
Sunset
9:30 pm
16 hours 2 minutes(s) daylight
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| Distance | Ascent | Time |
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| 22 km/ 13.67 miles | 2000 m/ 6561.68 ft | 7 hours plus |
This is a long demanding route which takes in the munro Ladhar Bheinn which rises in the northern part of the wild Knoydart peninsula, overlooking Loch Hourn. This is a remote mountain range with narrow ridges and deep corries.
This is an outstanding peak of the area and scores highly on most Scottish hillwalkers list of favorite summits.
Route points for Ladhar Bheinn
| Q | Grid Ref. | Bearing | Distance(km) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NM76579998 | 115° | 0.82 (0.82) | Start from Inverie follow the road up Inverie River | |
| NM78549911 | 78° | 0.34 (1.16) | Though a small wood | |
| NM79649903 | 57° | 0.29 (1.45) | Continue straight on where the track forks | |
| NG81610046 | 18° | 0.44 (1.89) | From the outflow from "Loch an Dubh-Lochain" climb the grassy slopes onto Mam Suideig | |
| NG82370179 | 57° | 0.23 (2.12) | Traverse the Aonach Sgoilte ridge onto 849m top marked with a cairn | |
| NG83950269 | 313° | 0.32 (2.44) | From the top (849m) descend onto Bealach Coire Dhorrcail | |
| NG83600304 | 278° | 0.15 (2.59) | From Bealach Coire Dhorrcail the path takes you up a steep exposed rocky face | |
| NG83140328 | 301° | 0.32 (2.91) | from another cairned top (858m) ascend onto the south eastern ridge of "Ladhar Bheinn" | |
| NG82880346 | 335° | 0.13 (3.04) | Ascend onto the summit of the munro "Ladhar Beinn". | |
| NG823039 | 296° | 0.33 (3.37) | The summit Ladhar Bheinn - 1020 ( metres) | |
| NG82060411 | 271° | 0.46 (3.83) | From the OS Trig Point descend west-north-west on An Dollaid ridge | |
| NG81600414 | 311° | 0.25 (4.08) | Descend An Dollaid ridge to a small lochan | |
| NG81010451 | 223° | 0.98 (5.06) | Descend steeply to path by Allt-coire Torr an Asgaill to the east of a small wood | |
| NG79380321 | 277° | 0.32 (5.38) | Continue back along path | |
| NG78790338 | 272° | 0.28 (5.66) | There's a fork in the path | |
| NG78510340 | 258° | 0.68 (6.34) | Continue on the path on the south bank of the river | |
| NG77830330 | 262° | 0.41 (6.75) | Pass through the wood | |
| NG76560268 | 190° | 0.6 (7.35) | Continue on the track back to Inverie | |
| NG76620015 | 225° | 0.08 (7.43) | Rejoin the road |
Munros covered on Ladhar Bheinn
Order |
Height | Munro | Meaning | Pronunciation | |
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| 111 | 1020 | Ladhar Bheinn | Hill of the hoof or claw | Larrer Vane |
