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Beinn Heasgarnich Summit
Hiking
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Peaty, pathless and peaceful – those are the words you could use to describe this Munro, which stands at 3,537 feet (1,078 m), just south of Loch Lyon. The mountain sprawls, spreading itself out and linking to its neighbouring Munro, Creag Mhòr, via Lochan na Baintighearna. Beinn Heasgarnich’s summit views are extraordinary but as much of the route is pathless and filled with peat hags, it’s a challenging adventure.
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Adventurer Nic
April 2, 2020
Hiking
Beinn Heasgarnich is a 3,537-foot (1,078 m) Munro in the Scottish Highlands. I approached it from Creag Mhor and descended to the east of the mountain over wet, rough, pathless terrain. There were a couple of steep/peat hag sections to get around before reaching the tarmac road (unsuccessful trying to hitch hike on this road back to Kenknock but it was worth a try!) It was also my 30th Munro.
Clive G
March 12, 2026
Hiking
Beinn Heasgarnich is a big sprawling mountain with lots of peat bogs, but also fine views to the Bridge of Orchy hills.
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Elevation 1,040 m
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