Beinn Bheag

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Name:	Beinn Bheag
Hill number:	1059
Height:	668m / 2192ft
RHB Section:	14B: The Fannaichs
County/UA:	Highland (UA)
Catchment:	Broom, Triples, Ewe, Gruinard
Class:	Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Graham (Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,G)
Grid ref:	NH 08519 71388
Summit feature:	rock
Drop:	196m
Col:	472m NH092714
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 19 (1:25k) 435S
Observations:	rock is situated between E cairn (NH 08652 71369) and W cairn (NH 08450 71405)
Survey:	Abney level
GPS data:	show GPS entries for this hill

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Logged Descriptions (logged by 121 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)	By	Date of Ascent
Descended from Groban to beallach. Then up from beallach towards north west. Back down east flank to Lochinvraon,	Campbell Singer	10/05/2018
From Lochivroan with Dave Laidlaw	Peterb	11/05/2017
With Craig. Housechild and Vicky returned after the Corbett.	Grinner	13/04/2017
From Groban, then cycled back from Lochivraon. Too hot and dry to continue over Rainicn.	Topographer57	17/08/2016
Parked up on main road and cycled down track to Loch Vroan, along the rough road (walking may have been quicker) to the bothy behind locked lodge. The track extends another half km before becoming wet. Cut up the burn to the Bealach Gorm and climbed Ben Beag and Groban from there, back more direct to the lodge and out.	nordicstar	01/08/2016
The cycling didn't really work for me. Too much gravel washed up from the loch. But after I abandoned the bike it was all ok and some great views into the Fisherfields.	jenx	01/08/2016
From lochivroan - followed path then made a bee-line for slope just past col. Care needed with burn crossings	Buteobuteo	31/08/2015
Bike along loch, terrible track. Drizzled all day, then rained harder. No views from top.	iangalbraith	24/06/2015
A Flaming June day (not!) Cloud at top restricted view and then followed us to Groban. 8 km cycle out (ouch)	elizyanne	13/06/2015
With Dave Roeder. From road (9:30), bike along Loch a'Bhraoin to 113731 (10:25). Crossed river, up Groban (12:10), then Beinn Bheag (13:30), Creag Rainich (16:00) via watershed & back to bikes (17:30) & car (18:20). Low cloud & light rain, so no views; cleared on descent to glorious evening. Unfit; slow progress.	dbb	05/06/2014
round of 3 groban, beinn bheag, and creag rainich cycled from the road past the loch to the bothy.	robertphillips	20/10/2013
It's a long way with a bad back. Thankfully it is possible to cycle to the the non-MBA bothy (with a toilet, wow).	Martin R	16/10/2013
self	davidsbatty	02/07/2013
On solo run from Achnasheen to Braemore.	amswanston	07/06/2013
walked in to stay at Locha'Broin bothy for two nights, reading Nan Shepherds 'The Living Mountain'. Clockwise circuit round Cean Garbh Meallan Chuaich, Groban, Beinn Bheag and though tired then up Corbett Creag Rainich and top.	vegibagger	28/08/2012
Beinn Bheag (NH 084714) & Groban (NH 099709) S/F NH 162760 Carried dingy from road to loch then paddled to far end for 2 night camp. Overcast for majority of day with sun in late afternoon. Cloud base >3000' giving spectacular views of Munros. Bothy totally transformed, now has flush toilet!	John Young	01/08/2012
Solo	Uisdean25	30/12/2008
From main road with 800' start, on track to east end of Loch A'Bhraoin, another long mile past the bothy on WDP to cross the river at a cairn and up over rough dry ground to top at 12.20. Ptarmigan - lowest I've seen. East top higher but beautiful views from west top. to Groban	arranc	14/06/2007
fine steep dry grassy hill; great view. Incheril clockwise via Hts of Kinlochewe; lift down with estate worker	RHW	21/04/2000
Round of Creag Rainich, Beinn Bheag and Groban from Lochivraon bothy.	Eddie	06/11/1999
	GavinTheobald 2	03/06/2018
	nicolajane	29/05/2018
	rogreeves	23/05/2018
	LovelyLass	23/05/2018
	Tom Mundell	28/04/2018
	sarah mundell	28/04/2018
	Trekking toes	28/04/2018
	alda	21/04/2018
	LesH	04/02/2018
	highlandhillwalker	21/08/2017
	FCL	21/07/2017
	duchally	19/07/2017
	BlackPanther	30/04/2017
	weaselmaster	23/02/2017
	Sick Kid	23/02/2017
	Fi	21/01/2017
	scoob	21/01/2017
	NormanW	13/07/2016
	JulieB	26/05/2016
	WokingMike	26/05/2016
	h3cla	24/05/2016
	Johnny Corbett	20/09/2015
	Remond	01/09/2015
	anne3366	19/08/2015
	GmacT	13/06/2015
	Denise	20/04/2015
	RichardM	20/04/2015
	Ultima Thule	18/04/2015
	hils	18/04/2015
	N.Morters	05/04/2015