Cùl Beag

Cùl Beag rises to 769 meters and features steep slopes with a combination of craggy hills and heather-covered terrain throughout its eastern face.

The mountain maintains traditional stalkers' paths dating from the 19th century, which continue to serve as primary access routes for modern climbers.

Scottish mountaineers regularly include Cùl Beag in their Corbett collections, following specific climbing classifications established by Scottish mountaineering traditions.

The most accessible climbing route starts from Linneraineach, requiring navigation skills and proper equipment due to potentially rapid weather changes at higher elevations.

The mountain presents different geological formations across its surface, with sections of exposed rock creating natural platforms at various elevation points.

Location: Highland

Elevation above the sea: 769 m

GPS coordinates: 58.02938,-5.15120

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:52