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Hill: Bidein Clann Raonaild
Date: Friday 1st October 2010
Company: Just me
Dog friendly: No, 6ft high padlocked gate


Set off this morning expecting pretty-awful weather. Apart from a couple of brief showers, it wasn't that bad at all.

Track all the way from start to summit. Not the most interesting hill but cracking views of the surrounding area. Maximum views for minimal effort. Definitely want to re-do in Winter!

Transmitter and track at start of walk (Beinn na Feusaige in background):


Fuar Toll (zoomed):


Looking back along Loch a' Chroisg:


Transmitter and large cairn at summit of Bidein Clann Raonaild:


Large summit cairn:


Loch Maree and Letterewe hills from summit:


Torridon hills from summit:


I returned back to the car via the same route. I then drove to the Beinn Eighe car park for an ascent of Seana Mheallan.

Hill: Seana Mheallan
Date: Friday 1st October 2010
Company: Just me
Dog friendly: Yes


Followed the track past the Ling Hut, and a few hundred metres further on before crossing the Allt Frianach. Couldn't find the bridge marked on the map – not sure if it is still there? No problem though as Allt Frianach was easy to cross.

Looking across Lochan an Iasgair towards Ling Hut and Seana Mheallan:


Ling hut and Seana Mheallan:


Seana Mheallan:


Ascended easy, but very wet, grassy slopes up Seana Mheallan. Sgurr Dubh from slopes of Seana Mheallan:


Sgorr nan Lochan Uaine and Beinn Liath Mhor from Seana Mheallan:


On a clear sunny day, I think the views across to Liathach would be quite superb. Liathach from Seana Mheallan:


Beinn Eighe from Seana Mheallan:


Looking along road towards Kinlochewe:


It didn't take that long to reach the first top. However, it took longer than expected to reach the second top and then the summit top.

Distant summit of Seana Mheallan from first top (Beinn Damh in background):


Lochan just beyond first top of Seana Mheallan:


Looking towards summit of Seana Mheallan:


Approaching summit cairn:
 

Enjoyed the views from the summit despite it being overcast. Looking down to Torridon from summit:


Loch Torridon from summit:


Beinn Damh from summit:


Liathach from summit:


Beinn na h-Eaglaise and Meall Chean-dearg from summit: