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Name:Airgiod Bheinn
Hill number:423
Height:1061.7m / 3483ft
Parent (Ma):421  Beinn a' Ghlo - Carn nan Gabhar
Parent (SMC):421  Beinn a' Ghlo - Carn nan Gabhar
RHB Section:06B: Pitlochry to Braemar and Blairgowrie
County/UA:Perth and Kinross
Catchment:Tay
Class:Simm, Munro Top, High Hills of Britain, Murdo
(Tu,Sim,MT,HHB,Mur)
Grid ref:NN 96189 71987
Summit feature:large rock
Drop:53.1m
Col:1008.7m  NN 9646 7258  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 43
(1:25k) OL51E 394E
Survey:obvious summit/Leica RX1250
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I did the Beinn a' Ghlo group of hills today, with Alex McBride, from the nice new car park at Loch Moraig near Blair Atholl. This is a repeat for us both, but we included a new Munro Top for me, which I had missed previously. 1) Carn Liath (975m), a Munro 2) Bràigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain (1070m), a Munro 3) Càrn nan Gabhar (1121m), a Munro 4) Airgiod Bheinn (1061m), a Munro Top Beinn a' Ghlo, means hill of the mist, but that wasn't the case today. Blue skies today the end and cracking views all day, 09:35hrs all in.chillyman822/07/2023
Solo. (A top). https://www.strava.com/activities/9163979602/overviewinvocr29/05/2023
I didn't fancy the long walk out on tired legs, also Carn Liath was in cloud on approach, so opted to do the circuit of Airgiod Bheinn and the three Beinn A' Ghlo Munros anti-clockwise. It turned out to be a good choice.TRG31828/07/2022
Carn Liath, Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain, Carn nan Gabhar and Airgiod Bheinn from parking at Monzie.JasonStark09/07/2022
From CP N of Loch Moraig. Clockwise ascent of the three Beinn A' Ghlo Munros and the Munro Top Airgiod Bheinn.welshyboyo29/03/2022
Solo from Monzie Farm. Crisp, clear autumn day with a cold wind. Spectacular views.liljonb15/10/2021
Loch Moraig car park - Carn Liath - Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain - Carn nan Gabhar - Airgiod Bheinn - car park. Overlooked Cnoc Monzie!Mark Jackson23/08/2021
A round of the three Munros and 1 munro top with Heather. Took 9 hours in total as we were stopping for photo ops which there was many off The descent from Airigod is quite tricky and takes longer than you thinkPilotralph 23/06/2021
Clockwise circuit of Beinn A'Ghlo from Loch Moraig. Sunny but windygeoffh1212/06/2021
A round of Carn Liath, Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain, Carn nan Gabhar and Airgiod Bheinn from the car park at the lane-end near Loch Moraig. Return by paths and tracks around the massif. 25.1km, with 1475m of ascent. Solo.Man of Kernow106/06/2021
Beinn a'ghlo loop of 3 munros and munro top from Loch Moraig. (whooper swans noisy in the morning! Beautiful!) 22.5km 6hrsNicky C27/02/2021
21.3 miles 5011ft Beinn a' Ghlo walk, start at Blair Atholl Castle Caravan Park, take track up to Loch Moraig, continue on track and path to summit of Carn Liath, Braigh Coire Chuinn-bhalgain, Carn nan Gabhar and Airgiod Bheinn,decend by Allt Bealach an Fhiodha then follow route back to Blair Atholl.stephenbuda17/09/2020
First Munro top after lockdown restrictions liftedSimon Winton30/05/2020
With Jim F. lovely summit ridge. Tricky descent on scree back to the main path.Play2End09/06/2019
Brilliant day with trimarc2 and GFE experiencing sunshine, hail, snow and wind. Ascent from the car park by the Loch - Beinn a' Ghlo - Carn Liath, Beinn a' Ghlo - Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain, Beinn a' Ghlo - Carn nan Gabhar and then off over Airgoid Bheinn back. 23km total.Fionalevey03/05/2019
With FE and GE after 3 Beinn a'Ghlo hills then steeply down to good path back to Loch Moraigtrimarc203/05/2019
On descent from Carn nan Gabhar.quadbarrel31/03/2019
With Gary AshmoreHighland Days30/03/2019
Steep descent after the 3 munroscjo01/03/2019
Beinn a'Ghlo Munros from Loch Moraig (where there were 5 Whooper Swans)Geoff Briggs20/12/2018
Part of the Beinn a'Ghlo round.Robinho0820/08/2017
With TMD. We walked the Beinn a’ Ghlò range. Firstly climbing Càrn Liath (975m) before continuing to Bràigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain (1070m), then climbing to Airgiod Bheinn (1061m) before finally reaching the ultimate summit of the range at Càrn nan Gabhar, at 1129 metres. From the last summit there is no easy way back, so we dropped very steeply down the side of the mountain to Loch Loch to see the RAF Hercules XV 193 crash site, before making the long walk back through the valley on the track.meltdiceburg02/06/2017
Short diversion from main Beinna'Ghlo ridge walk. light snow and no views. Rocky outcropDenise 16/04/2017
From Loch Moraig with Sue - a round of Beinn a'Ghlo - Carn Liath, Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain, Carn nan Gabhar and Airgiod Bheinn.Phreerunner30/09/2016
TD & CThis Dog29/08/2016
ghaley24/07/2016
From Loch Moraig a round of Beinn a'Ghlo - Carn Liath, Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain, Carn nan Gabhar and Airgiod Bheinn.rhalstead12/06/2016
A very cool rocky summit. breakfast here then head down the ridge and back across the front of Bheinn a' Ghlo. Good overnighter.GravelMonkey06/09/2015
Weather fair.MountainMac13/08/2015
Glad to make the journey over to this top after completing the three Beinn a'Ghlo munros - was the only point that the clouds cleared on a summit today.mcbboyd31/07/2015
with Laura HowieTopsaswell30/05/2015
Steep pull up here after coming off Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain. Most interesting peak on Beinn a'Ghlo.Columba31/07/2013
Circular walk of Beinn a'Ghlo from Loch Maraig. Lovely sunny, light wind, good views walk with Jeff and Ron. 7 hours.alexmaclennan01/06/2013
KeithByTheC09/06/2012
From Carn nan Gabhar, I then returned back over the other 2 Munros due to the stalking.isabelle31/08/2011
Returning to Blair Atholl at end of three-day Forest of Atholl backpack. Stayed at Tarf Bothy. With Ruth. Lunch just off from summit.AGWilliamson22/07/2011
lunch after thisJonathan01/07/2011
After CNGrobertphillips23/04/2011
Rocky descent route from Carn nan Gabhar.Jhimmy21/04/2011
with Markgrimjimm25/07/2010
With Greg!akraw08/06/2010
self (Beinn a'Ghlo)davidsbatty16/05/2010
4 of 6: From Carn nan Gabhar.ChrisR31/10/2009
With Mick & Mary.MickyRoss26/05/2009
Solo.Dangerous Dave12/05/2008
A very rocky ridge - you've done the best of it when the path drops off right.signyred16/02/2008
On attempt of all Munros and tops in 2007ancient brit16/09/2007
SMMC day meet with Ian Cox.clashcityrocker15/08/2007
t103redcon06/01/2007
From Blair Atholl Railway Station.Grinner25/09/2006