Belig

Height	701.6m
Prominence	246m
Meaning	front tooth (or perhaps just 'pass' from bealach)
Lists	Fionas, 102
Location	Strathaird and Red Cuillin, Skye, Inner Hebrides
Grid Ref	NG543240
Lat/Lon	57.241, -6.07228

Above the head of Loch Ainort, the heather-clad lower slopes of Belig rise to a craggy summit, forming a compact yet rugged hill. Belig is linked by rocky ridges to neighbouring Garbh-bheinn, offering a striking profile when viewed from the roadside by the lovely Eas a' Bhradain waterfall.

Climbed on its own, Belig makes for a relatively straightforward and enjoyable hike. Combined with nearby Garbh-bheinn, it forms a more rewarding circuit that includes varied terrain and some light scrambling on the connecting ridges.

Routes up Belig

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Garbh-bheinn and Belig
	A rewarding circuit of two striking Skye peaks - Belig and Garbh-bheinn. This compact hillwalk offers superb views, varied terrain, and only light scrambling, making it an accessible outing with a real mountain feel. Peaks : 1 Corbett, 1 Fiona Ascent : 1125m (3690ft) Distance : 9km (6m) Time : 4:10hr

Nearby hills and mountains

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