A circular, half-day mountain (above 600m) walk in Scotland starting at Achnasheen, Highland, about 8km (roughly 5 miles) long and
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Fionn Bheinn is one of those lonely Munros that is a day out on its own, rather than part of a group. Not many walkers have much to say about the hill, except that the views across to Torridon are superb, and hey, any day on the hills beats one in the office. So make time to stop off at Achnasheen when travelling between Inverness and Lochalsh. The area is ideal for a wild camp, and there is also a bunkhouse at Ledgowan Lodge in Achnasheen.
Start:
Achnasheen, OS Grid: NH164585
Elevation Profile (x: waypoint number, y: metres)
Gain (+/- 10%): 746m (2447ft)
Total (+/- 10%): 1481m (4860ft)
Loss (+/- 10%): 735m (2413ft)
Max. Elevation: 900m (2952ft)
Public Transport
Waypoints
Start at Achnasheen Station, on the Inverness-Lochalsh line.
Ascend along the rough path by the Allt Achadh na Sine.
Head into the corrie beneath Creagan nan Laogh, and onto the summit ridge.
Follow the ridge to the summit, which is 933m. It's a simple route home - back the way you came.
Return via the river once more.
Make sure you're in time to get the train at Achnasheen for more walking adventures to the north, east, south or west.
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