Beinn Bhuidhe

A long, narrow Munro tucked deep in Glen Fyne, its name means Yellow Hill, reflecting the golden hues of its grassy slopes in summer light. The approach is lengthy, often following estate tracks before the climb steepens onto its ridge. Remote and less frequented than its neighbours, Beinn Bhuidhe rewards persistence with wide views across Argyll and a strong sense of solitude.

Route details with map, 3D model and GPX download of the route to the summit of this mountain in Scotland.

Munro – Beinn Bhuidhe – Altitude: 949 metres

From Alt na Lairig Power Station – Length: 7 miles  Total Ascent: 3000 ft    Surface: Moderate – Rough

Difficulty: Moderate/Some easy scrambling

Average Walking Time: 4:25 h

The route on our map starts just south of the Alt na Lairig Power Station.
Car parking is available beside the old bridge next to Inverfyne Cottage.
 The route start is a fair distance away from the car park on a good tarmac road (local vehicle access only).
It’s probably best to cycle up Glen Fyne to the route start point. There is a bike rack at the end of the road to padlock bicycles onto.

Google maps directions to the route start can be found HERE