Little Wyvis

Height	763m
Prominence	249m
Meaning	little hill of terror
Lists	Corbett, 221
Location	Easter Ross, Loch Broom to Easter Ross
Grid Ref	NH429644
Lat/Lon	57.64277, -4.63264

With estate tracks leading up from forestry and farmland surrounding Little Garve, the easiest approaches are from this direction and are well signposted.

To make a more interesting day out, a fine option would to be to extend the route over to the mighty massiff of nearby Ben Wyvis, though this may leave a long roadside walk at the end of the day.

The first time I headed up Little Wyvis, this hill couldn't be accessed from the south-west due to deer farming (fortunately with change of estate ownership, this situation is no longer the case). So we started from the Ben Wyvis car-park and ended up having an epic day out trudging over heather to get to Little Wyvis, then bounding over more heather to head over to Ben Wyvis and bagged the summit and all the minor tops (including the 'deleted tops').

Routes up Little Wyvis

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Little Wyvis from Silverbridge
	An easy hike up up estate tracks through farmland and forestry leads directly to the summit of Little Wyvis. Peaks : 1 Corbett Ascent : 700m (2300ft) Distance : 12km (7m) Time : 3:10hr

Ben Wyvis (and Little Wyvis) from Garbat
	Ben Wyvis is the long and large 'whale-backed' mountain dominating the landscape north of the Black Isle. Its summit, Glas Leathad Mor, sits in the centre of the mountain's vast area, presenting many options to explore this wonderful mountain while bagging the Munro and its tops. Peaks : 1 Munro, option of 1 Corbett Ascent : 960m (3150ft) Distance : 12km (7m) Time : 4:35hr

Nearby hills and mountains

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