A' Bhuidheanach Bheag

Height	936.1m
Prominence	109m
Meaning	the little yellow place
Lists	Munro, 240
Location	East of Drumochter, Drumochter to Glen Shee
Grid Ref	NN661776
Lat/Lon	56.87026, -4.19886

A'Bhuidheanach Bheag is a rather featureless Munro summit, and more part of the vast plateau east of Drumochter and Dalwhinnie rather than a hill in its own right. Its nearby minor Munro Top Glas Mheall Mor is more distinctive.

The most popular and most straightforward way up A'Bhuidheanach Bheag and Carn na Caim follows a fine track from near Dalwhinnie up to the faint remains of a disused quarry. Thereafter, fence-posts indicate the route to these Munro summits. A longer and more enjoyable outing is to combine A'Bhuidheanach Bheag and Carn na Caim with Meall Chuaich just to the north of the high plateau. Navigation can be testing, even in clear conditions.

Routes up A' Bhuidheanach Bheag

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East of Drumochter
	Carn na Caim, A'Bhuidheanach Bheag and Meall Chuaich form a linear route on the eastern side of Drumochter Pass. Having a bike or other transport organised will save a long return route as the start and end points are around 11km apart. Peaks : 3 Munros Ascent : 1100m (3610ft) Distance : 25km (16m) Time : 8:10hr

Carn na Caim and A'Bhuidheanach Bheag
	Carn na Caim, A'Bhuidheanach Bheag are the highest points on the vast expanse east of Drumochter Pass. A fine track leads from the busy A9 onto this expanse, where a line of fence-posts make for straightforward navigation on what would otherwise be very challenging ground. Peaks : 2 Munros Ascent : 800m (2620ft) Distance : 16km (10m) Time : 5:30hr

Nearby hills and mountains

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