Seana Bhraigh

Seana Bhraigh, in the Inverlael wilderness, rivals A' Mhaighdean for remoteness, its summit overlooking crags and cliffs above Luchd Coire.

Seana Bhraigh

Height	926m
Prominence	251m
Meaning	old height
Lists	Munros (M262)
Location	Strath Mulzie and Freevater, Loch Broom to Easter Ross
Grid Ref	NH282879
Lat/Lon	57.84717, -4.89746

Seana Bhraigh's southern aspects give the impression of grass-covered rolling hillsides. However, viewed from the north, Seana Bhraigh is a stunning mountain, its summit standing atop a glacially sculpted coire encircling a lost lochan.

Regardless of direction, Seana Bhraigh's remote location means a fair bit of distance will need covered to travel from roadside to the summit. Fortunately cyclable estate tracks penetrate Seana Bhraigh's wild setting, cutting down the effort required to bag this elusive Munro. A detour to the north-eastern summit of Creag an Duine involves some rock-scrambling on loose terrain.

The approach from Oykel Bridge through Strath Mulzie is the easiest approach should you wish to bag Seana Bhraigh on its own or along with the Corbett Càrn Bàn.

A longer and more satisfying day can be had hiking Seana Bhraigh from Loch Broom and with other Inverlael Munros, giving much scope to extend or shorten the route depending on conditions.

Routes up Seana Bhraigh

Seana Bhraigh from Corriemulzie
	Hike and bike route up Seana Bhraigh from Oykel Bridge and Corriemulzie. Drive, cycle, then hike heather slopes for the easiest approach to this remote Munro. Peaks : 1 Munro Ascent : 930m (3050ft) Distance : 27km (17m) Time : 4:30hr

Inverlael Munros
	Hillwalking route up Beinn Dearg and neighbouring Munros from Inverlael. Tracks and old paths lead into vast forests to this bouldery Munro dome. Peaks : 6 Munros, option of 1 Graham Ascent : 2600m (8530ft) Distance : 35km (22m) Time : 13hr