Beinn Mheadhonach
Corbett hill north of Atholl and Bruar
A long crest of a hill and living up to its name, Beinn Mheadhonach is sandwiched between the higher Munros of Carn a' Chlamain and Beinn Dearg.Beinn Mheadhonach
| Height | 900.9m |
| Prominence | 165m |
| Meaning | middle hill |
| Lists | Corbett, 21 |
| Location | Glen Bruar to Glen Tilt, Gaick and Atholl |
| Grid Ref | NN880759 |
| Lat/Lon | 56.86094, -3.83845 |
Viewed from the A9, Beinn Mheadhonach appears conical in shape with its southern shoulder standing above Glen Tilt. It is however a rather long wide ridge stretching south-north and clad for the most part in heather and grass.
The most direct route to the base of Beinn Mheadhonach travels up Glen Tilt, with most of this on a fine estate track. Being situated between higher Beinn Dearg and Carn a' Chlamain, a fine day can be had combining these peaks into one long hillwalking route.
Routes up Beinn Mheadhonach
Beinn Bhreac and neighbours | |
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Cycling along estate tracks from Glen Tilt reaches the base of Beinn Dearg's southern shoulder, from where a very 'off-piste' circular route bags the Corbetts of Beinn Mheadhonach and Beinn Bhreac. Peaks : 1 Munro, 2 Corbetts
Ascent : 1635m (5360ft) Distance : 37km (23m) Time : 9:20hr |
Beinn a' Ghlo to Beinn Dearg | |
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A fairly long hillwalking route rewarding fit hill-baggers with 5 Munros and a Corbett including the peaks on Beinn a' Ghlo and others above Glen Bruar and Glen Tilt. Peaks : 5 Munros, 1 Corbett
Ascent : 2850m (9350ft) Distance : 42km (26m) Time : 15hr |
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