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Name:Eilean a Muigh Heisgeir
Hill number:18844
Height:36.3m / 119ft
Parent (Ma):none
RHB Section:24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands
County/UA:Na h-Eileanan Siar [Western Isles]
Island:Mono Tump island (t)
Class:Tump (0-99m), SIB
(Tu,0,SIB)
Grid ref:NB 55806 47517
Summit feature:outcrop
Drop:36.3m
Col:Sea
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 8
(1:25k) 460E
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 5 users)ByDate of Ascent
Swam across from rocks to SE (NB 5592 4737). Surprisingly easy scramble up and over the flying buttress.jonglew24/05/2022
Nice landing halfway along SE shore immediately L of obvious ramp, easy slabs up L, traverse R then cross flying buttress arch to easy ground, L up grass ridge to small scrambly summit block, SW summit 3m lower (Lidar - would be a sensational arete crossing). From NW, car park at NB534491. I kayaked (thanks for the loan Jon) the others walked beach and headland for easy descent to shore opposite stac, then made 170m swim, adverse inshore current (incoming tide). Reasonable kayak landing at mid tide, wouldn't recommend solo. The last of our set of 7 Lewis E coast tump stacks, very pleasing.RHW24/05/2022
Walked south east from New Tolsta carpark, along beach and up onto headland, descending down a grassy slope to the east of Stack to rock slabs. Here we changed into wetsuits, then , carrying ropes/ climbing gear in floating bags, we swam across to the centre of the SW side where there is a large diagonal crack and exposed rocks , where we landed. ( Rob by kayak). We scrambled up the crack, then traversed right (NE) and then ascended a wonderful flat surfaced angled slab with arch underneath to the grassy ridge. Easily SW up ridge to NE HP, pinnacle - shaped rock outcrop. SW HP lower, not visited and ridge rather loose to cross. No ropes needed. Returned same way. Final of 8 p30 Lewis stacks.Denise 24/05/2022
Dave McG24/05/2022
RichardM24/05/2022