Meall Mhèinnidh
Meall Mhèinnidh stands in Letterewe above Loch Maree and Fionn Loch, with gentle southern slopes, rugged northern crags, and passes leading to neighbouring Corbetts.
Meall Mhèinnidh
| Height | 722m |
| Prominence | 227m |
| Meaning | hill of mining |
| Lists | Fionas (F60) |
| Location | Letterewe, The Fannichs to Loch Maree |
| Grid Ref | NG954748 |
| Lat/Lon | 57.71667, -5.43515 |
Meall Mhèinnidh is one of the prominent hills of Letterewe, standing on the high ground between Loch Maree and the wild interior of Fisherfield. Its southern slopes rise gently above the loch, but the northern side is more rugged and broken by crags. The hill is separated by two high passes - Bealach Mhèinnidh, leading to Beinn Lair, and Strathan Buidhe, which links to Beinn Àirigh Chàrr.
From Poolewe, fine forestry and estate tracks head into Letterewe, giving access to the base of Meall Mhèinnidh, though the hill is most likely to be included as part of a broader circuit over its neighbouring Corbetts.
Routes up Meall Mhèinnidh
Letterewe Corbetts from Poolewe | |
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Bike-and-hike route into Letterewe and Fisherfield to reach the rugged, remote Corbetts Beinn Lair, Beinn Àirigh Chàrr and Beinn a' Chàisgein Mòr Peaks : 3 Corbetts, 1 Fiona
Ascent : 2775m (9100ft) Distance : 46km (29m) Time : 16:10hr* | |
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* Times shown are estimates – see timing notes on the disclaimer page for more information.
