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This is the summed total of all the climbing within a route and is a good indicator of the strenuousness of a route.
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An estimate of the time taken based on a derivation of Naismiths rules. Our calculation is based on the horizontal and ascent components of a climb, we do not make a reduction for descent.
Registered users can customise these walking times by specifying their own walking and ascending speeds. They can also add a fixed time period for stoppages.
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The horizontal distance of the route.
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Moderate route but river crossing required, therefore, this route is only possible in times of low rainfall. N.B. the level in rivers can rise rapidly after rain!
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Head to: Ullapool
From Ullapool (A835) travel S 20km to junction. Turn right onto A832 for Gairloch and travel 18km to Corrie Hallie at the point where the long descent round Carn a' Bhreabadair levels out.
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The total ascent is 1,574 metres. Allow 7.5 hours to complete this 22.26 km route.
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In winter months please check the local snow conditions at sais.gov.uk.
The hillphones service can inform you of stalking activities in the area.
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Start from Corrie Hallie on A832 road where there is roadside parking
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Follow track SSW to plateau by Loch Coire Chaorachain
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Distance
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Altitude
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Follow track SSW across plateau and descend S to the river
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Altitude
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Cross river if and where safe (no bridge !!!) and ascend WSW to north top (900m)
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Altitude
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Altitude
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A' Chlaidheimh from the North near Shenavall. Climb from the left shoulder and then do all 6!
© Craig Dunderdale
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Image by Craig Dunderdale
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Looking north from summit of Beinn a’ Chlaidheimh, 20.8.05 – Loch na Sealga below and An Teallach above inversion layer
© Michael Bird
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Image by Michael Bird
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Beinn a' Chlaidheimh from the col between Beinn Tarsuinn and A'Mhaigdean
© Adrie Mallegrom
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Image by Adrie Mallegrom
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An Teallach hiding under cloud and loch na sealga from Beinn a' Chlaidheimh.
© Jim Hunter
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Written by
Robert Healey
on 05 Oct 2007:
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Climbed this munro in August 2007 as part of a 2 day expedition to climb the Fisherfield 6. I started from Corrie Hallie and kept on the main path to Fisherfield-be warned-if you branch off to Shenavall, that path is appalling. I crossed the Abhainn Loch an Nid at the first opportunity (easy, no need to take the boots off). I then went up the Eastern flank of the mountain, just south off Creag Ghlas, then reached the summit from the North,very rocky. This is a very hard ascent and it took me 5 1/2 hours in total. I think the estimated time of 9 hours for a round trip is optimistic.
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Written by
Fiona Masson
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Walked in evening of 13/6/06 from Corrie Hall.Great path.Good grassy area at Shenavall to camp but since river low decided to wade across incase it changed overnight! Found other side to be very boggy & problem trying to find place to pitch tent. Had to climb a bit and ended up on uncomfortable ground. Also lack of flowing water to drink on this day. Hope others have better trip than we did. Hill itself good walk, great views.
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Written by
Geo Ferguson
on 01 Jun 2004:
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A long hard slog up from Shenavall on steep rock & heather. Take sandels for the river crossing.
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Disclaimer. The details provided above are an aid to planning an expedition, but all distances, altitudes and bearings must be considered approximate. You must navigate with the appropriate map,
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