THE 282 · #56
Beinn Ìme
1011 m
Butter Mountain
🥾 Planned

Height rank122nd of 282
RegionArgyll
Coordinates56.236820°N
4.817160°W
4.817160°W
OS grid refNN 255 084
At a glance
The essentials at a glance
Height1011 m
Distance13.8 km
Guide time6-7 hours
Difficulty4/5
Route & visit
Plan your adventure
Route typeRound Trip
ParkingNot yet added
TerrainNot yet added
Start pointNot yet added
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About Beinn Ìme
Beinn Ìme is the highest mountain in the Arrochar Alps, rising above Loch Long in the southern Highlands. Its broad grassy summit contrasts with the rugged cliffs and rocky ridges of neighbouring Beinn Narnain and the Cobbler. Often climbed together with Beinn Narnain, the route rewards walkers with sweeping views over Loch Lomond, Glen Croe and distant Highland peaks. The long ascent through woodland and open mountainside creates a varied and memorable Scottish walking adventure.
Our experience
Stories from the hills
Our story from Beinn Ìme will appear here after the adventure, alongside the photographs, route notes and things we learned along the way.
Full route guide, photos and our experience coming soon.Check back later for a detailed write-up.
