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Name:Beinn Alligin - Sgurr Mor
Hill number:957
Height:986m / 3235ft
RHB Section:13A: Loch Torridon to Loch Maree
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Torridon
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Munro, High Hills of Britain,
Murdo, Yeaman, Trail 100
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,M,HHB,Mur,Y,T100,P600,P500)
Grid ref:NG 86568 61259
Summit feature:very large cairn
Drop:601m
Col:385m  NG925603  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 19 24
(1:25k) 433
Observations:outcrop 10m S is as high as cairn base
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 821 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
See entry for Tom na Gruaghaigh. Full traverseDenise 15/09/2023
Clockwise traverse of Beinn Aligin and the Horns. Sunny with little wind. Cloud above the summits all daygeoffh1212/09/2023
With CB and Gillian.JDBowers05/06/2023
Up to Tom na Gruagaich I was lucky as top 50 metres was above the cloud. Superb views across a sea of white to any high summits. Back into the clag on route to Sgurr Mir but again top was clear and I had both summits to myself. Headed down and over the Horns and back to the car. Amazing early morning walk. Time taken 5 hours 15 minutes including a lot of stops. Distance 7 miles for 3672 feet of ascent.isabelle05/06/2023
With Eve. After a blustery traverse from Tom Na Gruagaich that had incredible views to the NE and the Outer Hebrides yonder. The view here was even more spectacular as the line of sight to the North opened up, making it difficult to know which way to look.RufusHodge08/04/2023
1/2 - walked in up the standard route from road above Torridon. Fine weather but cold and breezy higher up. Min snow. Walked past 1st Munro due to crowds on summit. Only difficulty is the descend/reaccent of N ridge of Tom na Gruagaich (very mild scambling but dry). View from summit looking W amazingwychwood25/03/2023
With Gavin, clockwise, me bypassing the Horns. Dreich turning sunny as well as warm. Great viewsniallp27/07/2022
Torridon House CP -> Na Rathanan Far East Top -> Na Rathanan East Top -> Na Rathanan -> Beinn Alligin -> Sgurr Mor -> Sgurr Mor West Top -> Beinn Alligin - Tom na Gruagaich -> Torridon House CPbriandiggle10/07/2022
with UMCTopsaswell26/04/2022
Anticlockwise with Tony with a bit of snow.HardenC04/03/2022
Weather fair.MountainMac25/07/2021
Some good scrabbling and climbing if you take a harder route. The gap in the rocks looking down offers an amazing view.NCurtis08/06/2021
Clear day to do the horseshoe. Completed with Rebekah, Ruby and Delilah.simonjallen27/10/2020
R K superb Richard Tait20/09/2020
Up the horns, along the ridge over the 2 munroe and down the main pathJulieB28/08/2020
With Harrison - anticlockwise route covering the horns and both munro summits. Started cloudy but warm with almost no wind (midge-fest) - claggy on the horns but cleared to blue skies by the time we reached Sgurr Mhor summit. Easy scrambling but somewhat exposed in a few places.mproudfoot24/07/2020
Most beautiful day on the hills so far. So lucky to have perfect conditions with virtually no wind, a powdering of snow and no cloud. a great day to be on the ridge.Nicky C30/10/2019
Walked from Torridon along the road until you come to first car park, then up to first Munro Tom na Gruagaich, then along to second Munro Sgurr Mhor and down via the Horns of Alligin. Weather, some heavy rain at first with fairly strong wind, before clearing on Sgurr Mhor and though some cloud still around, weather got better and better. Excellent walk.Fell_wanderer12/09/2019
Route: Parking near Torridon Hotel – Coire MhicNobaill – Na Rathanan Far East Top – Na Rathanan East Top – Na Rathanan – Sgurr Mhor – Sgurr Mhor West Top – Tom na Gruagaich – Tom na Gruagaich West Top – Coire nan Laogh – parking. Stats: 5hrs55, 11.2km, 1,297m ascent. Weather: hot & sunny. Notes: glorious scrambling along ‘the horns’ of Na Rathanan ridge; excellent views from Munros.millionmts07/09/2019
Trade circuit inc horns. P&N turned back after 1st Munro. Misty on all summits, clear on gaps between horns. Rounsfell30/05/2019
With: hb; From the car park, walked up Coire MhicNobaill, crossed the two bridges then scrambled up the south east ridge to the Horns (Na Rathanan). Supern scrambling over the horns in glorious sunshine, being followed by the beast od Alligin (a Collie which chose the stay with us rather than return to its owners who were half an hour behind us!). We descended to the bealach then walked up to Sgurr Mhor where we had lunch. We looked down impressive Eag Dhubh (Black cleft) on the path across to Tom nan Gruagaich. The descent path down Coire nan Laogh was tedious but gave good views back to start. This was a superb walk after so much rain. The paths have changed out of all recognition since my first visit in 1978.Ian Baines29/05/2019
With: ib; Walked up Coire MhicNobaill, crossed the bridge & up SE ridge to Horns (Na Rathanan). Descend to col then up Sgurr Mhor. Looked down impressive Eag Dubh then to Tom nan Gruagaich. Descent down path to start. Superb walk after so much rain. Helen Baines29/05/2019
Torridon House car park - Tom na Gruagaich - Sgurr Mhor - Na Rathanan - Coire Mhic Nobuill - car park.Mark Jackson28/05/2019
Climbed as part of a group of eight with two guides (John King and Christine Mehennet) from Steve Fallon Guides. Anti-clockwise circular walk from Ben Alligin car park, tackling the Horns of Alligin, the Sgurr Mhor and Tom na Gruagaich, 7:10hrs all in.chillyman821/05/2019
From the car park above Torridon House and a complete circuit of Ben Alligin including the Horns of Alligin. Excellent conditions with plenty of sunshine.knarf12/05/2019
Via Tom na GruagaichIsbjorn Winter Round02/01/2019
After the 'horns' on an ACW circuit of Beinn Alligin.jonglew14/09/2018
Fourth ascent. This time with John Glew.thenomad14/09/2018
With Neil. August bank holiday 2018.lauraann31/08/2018
On route between Tom na Gruagaich and the 'horns'. very hot and humid lower down.Roblex04/07/2018
Afternoon stroll up Alligin via Coire nan Laoghmaaaaaaaatty26/06/2018
Beinn Alligin from Torridon HouseGeoff Briggs29/05/2018
CUHWC Torridon meetD.Hoyle12/09/2017
with Trout, Sam and Willrobba_wag05/09/2017
Heathergarbo110313/08/2017
As the other one. Easy one of the two. With Christine and Alice.tallblond08/08/2017
Solo. neil hutton07/06/2017
From Loch Torridon, up the main path taking in Beinn Alligin and all the bumps on the way.jigglybones31/05/2017
Via the Horns. Good scrambling.liljonb30/03/2017
Round of Munro tops and horns of Alligin. Fantastic winter scramble routeemily17/03/2017
From car park by Torridon House, clockwise round of Beinn Alligin, including both Munros and the Horns of Alligin (Na Rathanan).welshyboyo23/05/2016
Beinn Alligin, Beinn Eighe and Liathach in a day. Day 57 of 59 for all Munros. 28km, +/- 3400m, 13 hours 30.PGCE22/04/2016
Misty start but broke through to stunning inversion with bright sunshine and warm, little snow around. Very scrambly, hard work but views to the end of the earth (Clisham poking through cloud sea!).Capt Malbec18/03/2016
With GHC, low cloud lifting and has stopped raining! Back down the up route, no horns today.Play2End21/06/2015
FJB HFB19/04/2015
Beinn Alligin round as part of Winter Mountaineering and skills course led by Kevin O'Neal and with Al Simpson. Anticlockwise from Car park near bridge over Abhain Coire Mhic Nòbuil via 3 hornes.mntainman03/02/2015
With Andy. Anticlockwise Beinn Alligin round. Good conditions but very hazy.Crib Goch21/09/2014
After the horns this was a stroll in the parkLizzieG15/09/2014
WITH KIERALoz_mck07/07/2014
Beinn Alligin round.rhalstead23/06/2014