Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Creag Mhor
Creag Mhor pool
Beinn Heasgarnich from the ridge between Sron nan Eun and Creag Mhor. These are peaks south of Loch Lyon, west of Killin, east of Bridge of Orchy in the Scottish Highlands.
04-Aug-23 • OutdoorMonkey • flickr
scotland breadalbane highlands forestofmamlorn outside outdoor rural nature natural countryside scenic scenery wild wilderness remote mountain mountainside water pool reflection 53106924290
Creag Mhor
A view of Creag Mhor across the saddle separating it from Beinn Heasgarnich. It was a steep pull up Sron nan Eun to get up that peak, and a not dissimilar feeling one to reach Heasgarnich's main ridge, up the hillside this image is taken from.
04-Aug-23 • OutdoorMonkey • flickr
mountain mountainside munro peak summit beinnheasgarnich creagmhor breadalbane forestofmamlorn scotland highlands moor moorland saddle bealach outside outdoor countryside rural nature natural scenic scenery path track route 53106960346
Sliced Rock Creag Mhor
Looking down into the upper reaches of Glen Lochay from the broad summit ridge to Creag Mhor after a long hike in to the foot of the hill, a true feeling of remoteness especially for this part of the highlands.
06-Jul-19 • Russell-Davies • flickr
glenlochay munro rocks hiking geology mountains landscape clouds creagmhor highlands uk scotland canon 6dmkii summer perthshire grass summit munrobagging 48225070297
OS Map
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Photos
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Creag Mhor pool
Beinn Heasgarnich from the ridge between Sron nan Eun and Creag Mhor. These are peaks south of Loch Lyon, west of Killin, east of Bridge of Orchy in the Scottish Highlands.
04-Aug-23 • OutdoorMonkey • flickr
scotland breadalbane highlands forestofmamlorn outside outdoor rural nature natural countryside scenic scenery wild wilderness remote mountain mountainside water pool reflection 53106924290
Creag Mhor
A view of Creag Mhor across the saddle separating it from Beinn Heasgarnich. It was a steep pull up Sron nan Eun to get up that peak, and a not dissimilar feeling one to reach Heasgarnich's main ridge, up the hillside this image is taken from.
04-Aug-23 • OutdoorMonkey • flickr
mountain mountainside munro peak summit beinnheasgarnich creagmhor breadalbane forestofmamlorn scotland highlands moor moorland saddle bealach outside outdoor countryside rural nature natural scenic scenery path track route 53106960346
Sliced Rock Creag Mhor
Looking down into the upper reaches of Glen Lochay from the broad summit ridge to Creag Mhor after a long hike in to the foot of the hill, a true feeling of remoteness especially for this part of the highlands.
06-Jul-19 • Russell-Davies • flickr
glenlochay munro rocks hiking geology mountains landscape clouds creagmhor highlands uk scotland canon 6dmkii summer perthshire grass summit munrobagging 48225070297
Videos
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Notes
- Data: Database of British and Irish Hills v18.2
- Maps: We use OS mapping for England, Scotland, Wales, and the Isle of Man. Sadly, Channel Islands, Northern (OSNI) and Southern Ireland (OSI) mapping isn't available online, so we use Openstreetmap.