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Beinn Tarsuinn
Hiking
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Phenomenally wild, Beinn Tarsuinn sits in an extravagantly remote Highland landscape – Fisherfield Forest. No longer a forest, this epic knock and lochan landscape is challenging to every Munro-bagger and so much the better for its difficulty. This majestic mountain is one of Fisherfield’s five Munros and you can hike it in conjunction with the others for a massive adventure, by itself or with just its immediate neighbours.
Tips
Adventurer Nic
March 19, 2020
Hiking
Beinn Tarsuinn is the halfway Munro if you're walking all five Fisherfield Munros in one day (starting and ending at Shenavall bothy). It takes most walkers a good 7 hours to reach Beinn Tarsuinn, and another 7 hours to get back to the bothy. The views from here are stunning. Neighbouring A'Mhaighdean officially takes the crown for the 'most remote Munro' but Beinn Tarsuinn certainly feels very remote. Look out for the 'tennis court' shaped plateau of rock just off the summit of Beinn Tarsuinn as you progress towards A'Mhaighdean.
Ian Baines
October 2, 2024
Hiking
Beinn Tarsuinn at 937m is a Munro on the Fisherfield Six round in the remote wilderness of the Fisherfield Forest in Wester Ross. at sort of half way round the …
Clive G
March 7, 2026
Hiking
Extraordinary mountain at the end of the valley, with a most unusual flat table.
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Elevation 860 m
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Family Friendly
no
Wheelchair access
no
Dog Friendly
yes
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Location: Torridon And Kinlochewe, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom