A' Ghlas-bheinn Terrain Block

A' Ghlas-bheinn is a rugged, complex mountain standing guard at the entrance to Glen Affric and Kintail. Often bypassed by those heading for the Falls of Glomach, it is a worthy objective in itself. Its slopes are a chaotic mix of crags, heather, and bog, requiring careful navigation. From the summit, the view down to Loch Duich and across to the Five Sisters of Kintail is spectacular, showcasing the dramatic relief of the northwest Highlands in all its glory.

About A' Ghlas-bheinn

The name means 'The Grey-Green Hill', an accurate description of its grassy, rock-strewn flanks. It stands in the shadow of its larger neighbour, Beinn Fhada, but holds its own as a rugged sentinel over the Dorusduain Strath. The pass at its foot was a vital route for drovers moving cattle from the west coast to the markets in the south.

Landscape features

• Kintail sentinel
• Near Falls of Glomach
• Rugged terrain
• Views of Five Sisters

Elevation: 918 metres.

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