
Beinn Tharsuinn (Monar)
Corbett at western end of Loch Monar
The crescent shaped crest of Beinn Tharsuinn stands in a remote setting above the western end of Loch Monar.Beinn Tharsuinn (Monar)
Height | 863m |
Prominence | 226m |
Meaning | transverse mountain |
Lists | Corbett, 71 |
Location | Attadale and Monar, Glen Carron to Glen Strathfarrar |
Grid Ref | NH055433 |
Lat/Lon | 57.43867, -5.24195 |
Squeezed between the higher peaks of Sgurr Choinnich and Bidein a' Choire Sheasgaich, Beinn Tharsuinn's summit stands above three grass-covered shoulders overlooking the glens of Attadale at the western end of Loch Monar.
Possibly the most straightforward approach to Beinn Tharsuinn is a cycle up the forestry and estate track that begins from the level crossing at Craig. This reaches the waters by Pollan Buidhe, from where a 3km hike up a decent path, then a further 2km up a grass-covered shoulder bags the summit.
Beinn Tharsuinn can also be reached by a cycle through Attadale Estate. Although this route is longer, a bike will get closer, with the most likely drop-off point being around 3.5km south-west of Beinn Tharsuinn's summit.
Routes up Beinn Tharsuinn
Monar's Big 9 | |
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Between Torridon and Affric, the mountains of Monar are grand peaks sitting in a vast and fairly remote area. The mountains all have very different character, some with wide plateaux, others with narrow ridges and summits perched above precipitous drops. Peaks : 6 Munros, 3 Corbetts
Ascent : 4075m (13370ft) Distance : 43km (27m) Time : 15:40hr |
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