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Name:Meall Bhanbhaidh [Meall Bhanabhie]
Hill number:800
Height:326.7m / 1072ft
Parent (Ma):786  Druim Fada
RHB Section:10D: Mallaig to Fort William
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Lochy
Class:Hump, Tump (300-399m), Submarilyn, Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,3,sMa,Y)
Grid ref:NN 11582 78949
Summit feature:trig point
Drop:147.1m
Col:179.6m  NN 0913 7925  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 41
(1:25k) 392 399
Survey:Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 57 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Quick stroll from reservoirs( parking ) over rough pathless heather and grass to obvious summit. Trig. HP adjacent rock outcrop (Abney) . Grey views of Ben Nevis.Denise 06/05/2023
https://strava.app.link/B2vutFYq6ybJohn18/04/2023
P just NE of reservoirs. Pretty much straight up to E of summit. A little scrambling. Little white flags marked path SW and S to fence. Followed it eastwards. Climbed wooden fence and eventually down to reservoirs. Very windy at the top but dry.chrisbien21/09/2021
From top Western corner of Banavie quarry, after hours (6pm). There's track off left in the quarry to the ariel /mast.vegibagger20/09/2021
Parked on the verge at NN12362 78469, by the reservoir track, then up the short track(found there was better space to park up the track) and on up over rough grass with the help of some cattle tracks, to the summit.LizH18/09/2021
Walked up from CP next to Moorings Hotel. With B and R.jenx23/09/2019
A beautiful evening walk blue and sunny. Parked on side of A8004 north of Banavie/Bhanbhaidh - track to reservoirs then more less straight up with a bit of weaving. Lingered at summit trig to take in view as the sun dips. Ben Nevis clear and sunny views north (following the Caladonian Canal) and south captivating (so much detail to take in). Slowly descended.briandavies29/04/2019
Evening walk with Steve, Graham and Alvin. Overcast, then snow, cold. Cloud started to clear on descent, we stood and watched the Ben appearing like magic through the cloud, then bathed in alpenglow.Wycombe Wanderer02/04/2019
Quite an improvement in the weather from earlier on. Interesting to look down at Fort William from this side.Alex C13/06/2017
Up and down from gate, NN124784, to waterworks covered reservoir.Eddie27/05/2017
up from waterworks, nice snow covered summit with trigpointcjo14/01/2017
Simple bag from the waterworks pull in with the fine views of the BenThearlaichdubh05/04/2015
parked at water works through gate up steep slopes to the top.robertphillips16/02/2015
Here for the trigpoint. TP:UK log: Ok it was me who fell in the bog and very cold it was too! Great views up here but very snowy today which made it very hard going!thejackrustles18/01/2015
Pleasant day up this wee hill: NB, met a large highland bull (luckily with cow..) on the way down, took diversionary loop through scrub2912pwil09/05/2014
Met Alan Dawson,the inventor of Marilyns,on summit. He was measuring the hill to see if it should be promoted to a Marilyn or not. Have to wait and see what the result is. Looks a very close thingMartin R09/09/2013
Parked on a narrow road above Corpach at the entrance to a reservoir compound. Through a gate into the enclosure and over a fence to get out again! Very rough but dry plod uphill through 3' high new bracken, heather and deer grass over the trackless moor. To column 9727 at 14.25. Views all round. Best view of the Ben from any of the smaller surrounding hills.arranc05/06/2011
Revisit. Damp tussocky climb from ESE (covered resr). Fine view down Loch Linnhe; The Ben in cloud today. Quick bag after a fine snowy circuit of the Western Mamores.RHW25/11/2007
pleasant hill, suberb 'classic' view of Ben Nevis. beeline from road @ 124786, choice of 2 gates RHW06/05/2002
Dave McG06/03/2024
Tricky13/10/2023
Fletch18/07/2023
interloper18/07/2023
RichardM06/05/2023
hill walker21/06/2022
PeterAH18/09/2021
Martyn118/09/2021
dickiewren06/08/2021
Iloveducks06/08/2021
Lindsay M11/07/2021
AndyS01/06/2021
Sherlock16/07/2019
PGCE03/03/2019
Kevin2903530/10/2018
Tony S28/01/2018
Tony J13/06/2017
BaggerGutt27/05/2017
Laurel23/04/2017
Rowan23/04/2017
NormanW22/03/2017
asbown08/06/2016
jimbloomer11/09/2013
mae11/09/2013
alda09/09/2013
Andrew Simmons01/09/2013
carole engel13/06/2013
BrianMatthews27/06/2012
bjewing04/03/2012
Alan Whatley06/05/2010
chalky195321/02/2009