Beinn Fhada, Mull

Height	702m
Prominence	174m
Meaning	long mountain
Lists	Fionas (F98)
Location	Isle of Mull, Ardnamuchan to Loch Linnhe
Grid Ref	NM540349
Lat/Lon	56.44197, -5.99249

Beinn Fhada is a long, broad-shouldered hill lying to the north-east of Ben More, overlooking Loch na Keal on the Isle of Mull.

Although it appears very much a subsidiary top of its larger neighbour, sufficient prominence separates it from Ben More for it to qualify as a Graham in its own right.

Its lower slopes are predominantly grassy and gently rising, becoming increasingly stony higher up with patches of scree leading towards a rocky summit area. A small lochan sits just below the final pull, adding character to the upper slopes.

A faint path traces much of the broad crest, giving relatively straightforward progress along its length. Beinn Fhada may be visited as part of a longer circuit via A' Chioch, or undertaken on its own for a quieter outing. In either case, its open aspect gives fine views across Mull and towards the surrounding mainland mountains.

Routes up Beinn Fhada

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Ben More and A' Chioch on Mull
	Circuit of Ben More on Mull via A' Chioch, with optional Beinn Fhada detour - rough terrain, easy scrambling, and superb island views. Peaks : 1 Munro, option of 1 Fiona/Graham Ascent : 1060m (3480ft) Distance : 11km (7m) Time : 4:30hr*

Nearby hills and mountains

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* Times shown are estimates – see timing notes on the disclaimer page for more information.