Luinne Bheinn

Luinne Bheinn reaches 939 meters in elevation, featuring a main stone cairn at its peak and a secondary cairn along the western ridge point.

The mountain stands within the ancient territories of Scottish Highland clans, where communities established their presence through generations of settlement and land use.

The name originates from Gaelic language roots, reflecting the traditional naming patterns of Scottish mountains that describe their physical characteristics and local significance.

Hikers need detailed Ordnance Survey maps, particularly Landranger Map 33 and Explorer Maps 398E and 413S, to navigate the complex network of paths.

The mountain qualifies as a Marilyn Hill with its 255-meter prominence, connecting to neighboring peaks through a system of high-altitude ridges and glens.

Location: Highland

Elevation above the sea: 939 m

GPS coordinates: 57.04906,-5.51583

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:49