Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Beinn Udlaidh
Height: 840m / 2757ft • Prominence: 522m / 1713ft • Summit : cairns on outcrop • Trip reports (hill-bagging)
North cliff, Beinn Udlaidh, Scotland
The left-slanting distinctive gully in the centre of the photo is Central Gully (II), which splits the East (left) and West (right) parts of the cliff. The vertical ice on its immediate right is Junior's Jaunt (IV). Behind the right-slanting prominent arete somewhat right of Central Gully is West Gully (III). The fat ice in the upper band right of West Gully is Organ Pipe Wall (V), and the another bunch of ice in the lower band right of Organ is The Smirk (V). Some amount of cornice is seen at the top of the East wall.
07-Mar-10 • Masa Sakano • flickr
scotland climbing highland scenary iceclimbing argyllandbute beinnudlaidh bowlinecc 4417730292
Luke climbing towards the chandelier
At the final pitch of West Gully (III), Beinn Udlaidh, Scotland. Anonymous climber in red jacket is climbing to the left.
06-Mar-10 • Masa Sakano • flickr
scotland climbing highland climber iceclimbing argyllandbute beinnudlaidh bowlinecc westgully 4417723746
Does this stick?
At the end of the vertical crux section in Organ Pipe Wall (V 5), Beinn Udlaidh. Luke managed to flash it. A fine effort!
06-Mar-10 • Masa Sakano • flickr
scotland climbing highland climber iceclimbing argyllandbute beinnudlaidh bowlinecc organpipewall 4417727240
OS Map
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Photos
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North cliff, Beinn Udlaidh, Scotland
The left-slanting distinctive gully in the centre of the photo is Central Gully (II), which splits the East (left) and West (right) parts of the cliff. The vertical ice on its immediate right is Junior's Jaunt (IV). Behind the right-slanting prominent arete somewhat right of Central Gully is West Gully (III). The fat ice in the upper band right of West Gully is Organ Pipe Wall (V), and the another bunch of ice in the lower band right of Organ is The Smirk (V). Some amount of cornice is seen at the top of the East wall.
07-Mar-10 • Masa Sakano • flickr
scotland climbing highland scenary iceclimbing argyllandbute beinnudlaidh bowlinecc 4417730292
Luke climbing towards the chandelier
At the final pitch of West Gully (III), Beinn Udlaidh, Scotland. Anonymous climber in red jacket is climbing to the left.
06-Mar-10 • Masa Sakano • flickr
scotland climbing highland climber iceclimbing argyllandbute beinnudlaidh bowlinecc westgully 4417723746
Does this stick?
At the end of the vertical crux section in Organ Pipe Wall (V 5), Beinn Udlaidh. Luke managed to flash it. A fine effort!
06-Mar-10 • Masa Sakano • flickr
scotland climbing highland climber iceclimbing argyllandbute beinnudlaidh bowlinecc organpipewall 4417727240
Videos
Join Alistair and Douglas as they take advantage of a stunning November day to head to the highlands and climb two new ...
Panoramic shot from the summit plateau of Beinn Udlaidh.
Beinn Bhreac-liath Glen Orchy route walk in the Orchy hills. Walking Beinn Bhreac-liath and Beinn Udlaidh Corbett mountain's ...
A hill walking & camping trip to Glen Orchy to bag the Corbetts Beinn Bhreac-Laith and Beinn Udlaidh. I find a nice spot by River ...
mostbeautifulplaces #scotland #bridgeoforchy Most beautiful river in Scotland. Glen orchy river travel with heer The River Orchy in ...
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.