Beinn Èibhinn

Beinn Èibhinn stands at the western end of a magnificent high ridge in the remote Ben Alder mountains. Its Gaelic name means Delightful Mountain, an apt description of the sweeping ridges and spectacular views across Loch Ossian and the central Highlands. Often climbed alongside Aonach Beag, Geal-chàrn and Càrn Dearg, the mountain forms part of a demanding wilderness circuit. Its rocky summit and steep corries make the journey especially memorable in clear, settled weather conditions.