Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Leana Mhor
Height: 684m / 2244ft • Prominence: 174m / 571ft • Summit : small cairn • Trip reports (hill-bagging)
Tup and sheep
We found some friendly tups and sheep at the side of the road up Glen Roy last weekend, so it would have been rude not to take a shot or two - especially of a set of horns like that
20-Jan-24 • amcgdesigns • flickr
andrewmcgavin scotland animalsandbirds animal tup sheep squarecrop square portrait horns rf24105l r5 53476732605
Tup
We found some friendly tups and sheep at the side of the road up Glen Roy last weekend, so it would have been rude not to take a shot or two - especially of a set of horns like that
20-Jan-24 • amcgdesigns • flickr
andrewmcgavin scotland animalsandbirds animal blackandwhite monochrome tup portrait horns eosr5 canon100400mm silverefex 53476732610
Coire Bohaskey
On Lèana Mhòr.
18-Aug-21 • megalithicmatt • flickr
lèanamhòr coirebohaskey alltbohaskey glenroy infrared bw 720nm bohaskey 51389926585
Glen Roy
Glen Roy Ref No 3.2019 09 21 017 Copyright © Keith Long - All rights reserved
21-Sep-19 • cabsaab900 • flickr
48774580311
Descending Leana Mhor (west Glen Roy) showing the Parallel Roads
The Parallel Roads of Glen Roy were created during the last Ice Age by a lake forming behind a glacier. There are three distinct shorelines etched on the hillside, deriving from the different levels of the lake over long periods of time. In neighbouring Glen Spean, one of these 'roads' was cleverly used as a base for the tramway to build the dam at Loch Treig and they do have something of a man-made feel to them.
25-Jun-15 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland highlands grahams parallelroads 19480381661
OS Map
This is OS mapping. In some areas, OpenStreetMap shows more footpaths
Spatial NI has online OSNI mapping. Click "Basemap Gallery" (4 squares icon at the top).
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Photos
Please tag your photos and upload them to the British and Irish Mountains group on Flickr
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.
Tup and sheep
We found some friendly tups and sheep at the side of the road up Glen Roy last weekend, so it would have been rude not to take a shot or two - especially of a set of horns like that
20-Jan-24 • amcgdesigns • flickr
andrewmcgavin scotland animalsandbirds animal tup sheep squarecrop square portrait horns rf24105l r5 53476732605
Tup
We found some friendly tups and sheep at the side of the road up Glen Roy last weekend, so it would have been rude not to take a shot or two - especially of a set of horns like that
20-Jan-24 • amcgdesigns • flickr
andrewmcgavin scotland animalsandbirds animal blackandwhite monochrome tup portrait horns eosr5 canon100400mm silverefex 53476732610
Coire Bohaskey
On Lèana Mhòr.
18-Aug-21 • megalithicmatt • flickr
lèanamhòr coirebohaskey alltbohaskey glenroy infrared bw 720nm bohaskey 51389926585
Glen Roy
Glen Roy Ref No 3.2019 09 21 017 Copyright © Keith Long - All rights reserved
21-Sep-19 • cabsaab900 • flickr
48774580311
Descending Leana Mhor (west Glen Roy) showing the Parallel Roads
The Parallel Roads of Glen Roy were created during the last Ice Age by a lake forming behind a glacier. There are three distinct shorelines etched on the hillside, deriving from the different levels of the lake over long periods of time. In neighbouring Glen Spean, one of these 'roads' was cleverly used as a base for the tramway to build the dam at Loch Treig and they do have something of a man-made feel to them.
25-Jun-15 • Mumbles Head • flickr
scotland highlands grahams parallelroads 19480381661
Leana Mhor and Beinn Iaruinn, Glen Roy
24-Feb-13 • swan-scot • flickr
glenroy beinniaruinn leanamhor 8517880619
Leana Mhor and Beinn Iaruinn, Glen Roy
24-Feb-13 • swan-scot • flickr
glenroy beinniaruinn leanamhor 8518991794
Leana Mhor and Beinn Iaruinn, Glen Roy
24-Feb-13 • swan-scot • flickr
glenroy beinniaruinn leanamhor 8518990562
Leana Mhor and Beinn Iaruinn, Glen Roy
24-Feb-13 • swan-scot • flickr
glenroy beinniaruinn leanamhor 8518989862
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.