Meall Buidhe

Meall Buidhe rises to 932 meters in elevation, featuring a broad ridge that leads to the summit marked by a stone cairn at the top.

The mountain, with its Scottish Gaelic name translating to Yellow Hill, stands as a testament to the traditional naming practices in Highland geography.

Numerous hikers document their experiences ascending Meall Buidhe in climbing logs, marking personal milestones and achievements within the Scottish mountaineering community.

Access to Meall Buidhe requires private transportation to reach the starting point at Loch an Daimh dam, where parking facilities are available for visitors.

The mountain presents two distinct summits, with varying elevations of 932 meters and 946 meters, connected by a traversable ridge system.

Location: Perth and Kinross

Elevation above the sea: 932 m

GPS coordinates: 56.55781,-4.67028

Latest update: March 24, 2025 13:02