North Highlands, Beinn Alligin, Torridon

Beinn Alligin –

Torridon

💧 Water sources: Yes – plenty on the hill
🚴 Bike & Hike: No
🏕️ Wild camp: Yes
🏊 Wild swim: Yes – lochans and streams in Glen Torridon

Random hike but worth it. Clockwise route gives a very steep start with the first summit reached quickly. Descent involves exposed down climbing with scrambling sections. After dropping, a second climb leads to the next summit which is more straightforward. The Horns section is at least Grade 1 with short sections that may feel like Grade 2, though can be bypassed.

(Munro) Sgùrr Mhòr 986m
Lat, Long 57.591165, -5.573936
OS Grid Ref NG865613

(Munro) Tom na Gruagaich 922m
Lat, Long 57.580123, -5.582894
OS Grid Ref NG859601

7 miles | 7–8 hours
bog**
hike****

no deer stalking

Conditions: steep initial ascent, scrambling sections on descent and ridge, exposed Horns section

Access notes: large free parking area at Glen Torridon roadside, clear path start leading quickly into steep terrain

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