Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Beinn nan Lus
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: looking south west from the summit plateau towards the Ben Cruachan group of Munros
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day. This summit picture was taken around 7pm after a long day's cycling and walking in (for Scotland) extreme heat, so there was no chance of getting back to the car before dark.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands beinnnanlus grahams munros landscape summer 50327852767
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: looking north towards the Ben Starav group of Munros from the summit plateau
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands grahams landscape summer 50324848757
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: looking south west from the summit towards Ben Cruachan and the mouth of Loch Etive
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day. This summit picture was taken around 7pm after a long day's cycling and walking in (for Scotland) extreme heat, so there was no chance of getting back to the car before dark.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands beinnnanlus grahams munros landscape summer 50327852217
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: the summit cairn looking north east
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands grahams landscape summer 50324833812
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: the summit cairn looking east
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands grahams landscape summer 50320733078
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Photos
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The other photos have been geo-tagged as on or around the summit. For less busy mountains, it can be a little hit and miss.
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: looking south west from the summit plateau towards the Ben Cruachan group of Munros
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day. This summit picture was taken around 7pm after a long day's cycling and walking in (for Scotland) extreme heat, so there was no chance of getting back to the car before dark.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands beinnnanlus grahams munros landscape summer 50327852767
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: looking north towards the Ben Starav group of Munros from the summit plateau
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands grahams landscape summer 50324848757
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: looking south west from the summit towards Ben Cruachan and the mouth of Loch Etive
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day. This summit picture was taken around 7pm after a long day's cycling and walking in (for Scotland) extreme heat, so there was no chance of getting back to the car before dark.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands beinnnanlus grahams munros landscape summer 50327852217
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: the summit cairn looking north east
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands grahams landscape summer 50324833812
The remote Graham of Beinn nan Lus: the summit cairn looking east
Although considered a remote mountain by virtue of its distance from any public road, there is little feeling of remoteness to Beinn nan Lus as there is with An Cruachan or An Stac, especially with ongoing construction work on a number of in-river hydro schemes along the way. It is however a grand viewpoint and worthy of an overnight wild camp at Ardmaddy rather than to rush to squeeze it into a long day.
15-Aug-20 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland mountains highlands grahams landscape summer 50320733078
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.