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	Beinn Alligin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beinn Alligin is one of the classic mountains of the Torridon region of Scotland, lying to the north of Loch Torridon, in the Highlands.
		The main ridge of Beinn Alligin is then followed round to the north, leading the hillwalker towards Sgurr Mhor.
		An alternative descent, avoiding the horns, can be made by leaving the Beinn Alligin ridge at the col between the two summits (in Gaelic such a feature is known as a "bealach"), where grassy slopes can be followed westwards down into a neighbouring glen.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beinn_Alligin (313 words)

	Beinn Eighe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sgurr an Fhir Duibhe, one of the peaks of Beinn Eighe
		Beinn Eighe is one of the mountains of the Torridon area of the Highlands of Scotland.
		One of the most famous features of Beinn Eighe is the corrie of Coire Mhic Fearchair, often simply known as the “triple buttress corrie” in view of the three large rock features the dominate the view.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beinn_Eighe (290 words)

	Scotsman.com Living - Outdoors - Beinn Dearg and a bothy-based adventure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		For me, Beinn Dearg is closely associated with Allt Sheicheachan bothy, surprisingly tucked away by the side of the stream, to the south of the Munro at map ref 835737.
		Beinn Dearg, a shy hill only recognisable from the south when close at hand, is usually climbed as a solo Munro, as Carn a' Chlamain is some four miles to the east.
		The area to the north of Beinn Dearg, bisected by the Tarf Water and the upper reaches of the River Feshie, is an enormous and largely pathless tract of undulating hills and heathery moorland.
	living.scotsman.com /outdoors.cfm?id=555502006 (1016 words)

	Beinn Dearg - Special Area of Conservation - SAC
		Beinn Dearg has the third-largest area of this habitat type in the UK and the second-largest in the north-west Highlands.
		Beinn Dearg, with Ben Nevis, is selected as representative of the high-altitude sub-types of this habitat type in the western Scottish Highlands.
		Beinn Dearg is representative of high-altitude Siliceous rocky slopes with chasmophytic vegetation in north-west Scotland.
	www.jncc.gov.uk /protectedsites/SACselection/sac.asp?EUcode=UK0012897 (1093 words)

	torroute1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Beinn an Eoin's stubby southern ridge owes its steepness to the broken sandstone tiers and terraces which are climbed, or turned on the way to the summit cairn.
		After crossing Beinn an Eoin and descending its south ridge, the traverse of the two-and-a-half miles of lochan-pitted wilderness to Beinn Dearg's eastern corrie, Corrie Beag, proves a delightful passage as large areas of glaciated sandstone pavement speed progress.
		Beinn Bhan might be tackled from Bealach na Ba, with transport arranged for a pick-up at the bridge at Tornapress.
	www.torridonmountains.co.uk /index/torroute1.htm (4972 words)

	Torridon, Beinn Alligin, June 1991
		Beyond Beinn Dearg, in the centre of shot, is the sandstone / quartzite magnificence of Beinn Eighe.
		The magnificent wilderness of the Flowerdale forest to the north of Beinn Dearg.
		The unspoiled emptiness of the Flowerdale forest to the rear of Beinn Dearg.
	www.jbutler.org.uk /Scotland/Torridon/alligin.shtml (1837 words)

	Mid Glen Lyon
		In mitigation I would plead that I had been over Beinn Dearg and Meall na Mhuic that day and also had a tea from the Balgie tea room to work off, but this realy is not the way to do a hill.
		It the early 1930's an SMC-oid with an aneroid came down and declared that Beinn nan Oighreag was the wrong side of 3000'.
		Meall Ghaordhaidh from the summit of Beinn nan Oighreag.
	www.sub3000.com /MidGlenLyon.html (3167 words)

	Beinn Dearg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The view from the col between Beinn Dearg (the Ullapool one!) and Cona' Mheall.
		The bulk of Beinn Dearg is visible on the left and Coire a' Ghlas Thuill of An Teallach is visible in the background.
		The scale is apparent from the group of walkers in the bottom-right of the shot.
	www.users.zetnet.co.uk /gshaw/a_21.htm (52 words)

	Beinn Dearg, Atholl makes a long day out. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Detoured onto an adjoining hill Beinn Losgarnaich where I found this unusual cairn - Beinn Dearg in the background.
		I really came onto this little hill to get a view of the Munro and here is Beinn Dearg as seen from Beinn Losgarnaich.
		Here's the summit cairn of demoted Munro Beinn Gharbh, the Cairnwell hills can be seen in the distance.
	freespace.virgin.net /cmajor.john/beinndearg.htm (210 words)

	Torridon @ Richards Mountain Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The summit itself is guarded by a couple of sharp ridges, that must be traversed to reach it.
		Maol Chean Dearg looks impossibly steep when viewed from Torridon, yet around the back (as seen above) a spur leads from the col (centre of picture), right to the summit, crossing first a band of sandstone, then one of quartzite.
		Finally, to the west of this lot, the sandstone ridge of Beinn Damph is a superb peak to introduce you to the splendours of the region.
	www.liathach.supanet.com /torridon.html (691 words)

	Ben Dearg
		Beinn Dearg had been reproaching me since February 1985, when I had set out to climb it with friend Conan Fischer.
		Lunch was taken resting against a large prominent boulder, looking across to beinn Dearg, still topped by cloud.
		Our ascent and descent of Beinn Dearg were along the gentle ridge leading up to the summit from the left.
	www.dbethune.com /Mountains/GlenTilt/BeinnDearg.html (504 words)

	Torridon Activities - Walking
		After this the beautifully sculptured flanks of Beinn Alligin and ‘the Horns’ come into view to the north west while Beinn Dearg itself dominates the view to the right.
		Some of the finest aspects of the Horns of Beinn Alligin and the sweep of Beinn Dearg’s majestic westerly neighbour are seen from here.
		On a good day the azure water of the wild Loch a’ Choire Mhoir sit serenely untouched under the elbow of the mountain to the N.W. hidden to all but those who are fortunate enough to be on this superb airy outpost.
	www.torridon-activities.com /walks/beinn_dearg.asp (717 words)

	Beinn Dearg - Travelscotland
		These two mountains have a splendid situation on opposite sides of Coire Ghranda in the southern half of the Beinn Dearg group to the north-west of Loch Glascarnoch.
		Coire Ghranda is a magnificently wild corrie with a dark lochan hemmed in by steep crags.
		Beinn Dearg is the highest in the group, a big stony mountain with impressive cliffs on its east face overlooking Coire Ghranda and on its north face above Gleann na Sguaib.
	www.travelscotland.co.uk /guide/Beinn_Dearg (284 words)

	walks - torridon
		This approach to Beinn Bhan is far superior than the approach from the head of the Bealach na Ba with its magnificent east facing corries.
		The return, in the rain, was back down the west ridge of Beinn na Feusaige for a short distance before a steep descent through heather to meet the track at the edge of the forest and the short walk back to the start.
		The climb up to Beinn Bhan was a lot easier and on reaching the summit cairn there were magnificent views of the terraced cliffs of the eastern corries and out towards Torridon.
	www.caledoniahilltreks.com /walks/walks_in_torridon.htm (8349 words)

	Beinn Dearg [Ullapool] (Munro) - MunroMagic.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Beinn Dearg is the highest and most impressive of this group.
		It is a massive mountain with crags lining its N and E faces, most impressive of which is Coire Ghranda, with its magnificant cliffs, which separates Beinn Dearg from Cona' Mheall.
		Beinn Dearg [Ullapool], Cona' Mheall, Meall nan Ceapraichean and Eididh nan Clach Geala
	www.munromagic.com /MunroInfo.cfm?Munro=57 (458 words)

	Overview of Beinn Dearg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Beinn Dearg rises to a height of 1084m (3556 feet) in the Ross and Cromarty district of Highland Council Area, 6 miles (10 km) south east of the head of Loch Broom.
		The name Beinn Dearg is derived from the Gaelic for "red hill".
		The peaks of Meall nan Ceapraichean and Eididh nan Clach Geala lie to the north and Cona Mheall to the east.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81 /scotgaz/features/featurefirst762.html (108 words)

	A mixed bag (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Beinn Dearg: a straightforward route and the only hill close to base.
		But depressingly the weather prospects were abysmal, with heavy rain forecast for Sunday and then winter conditions expected to blow in from the north for much of the rest of the week.
		After a brief respite from the relentless rain in the shelter of the bothy, I made my way along the track on the NW side of the allt, and then climbed up the zig-zagging path to the 800 m contour to the south of the Beinn Dearg summit.
	www.gillean.demon.co.uk /Munros/Dearg.htm (1366 words)

	Bagged Munros - Images
		Beinn a'Chleibh from the slopes of Ben Lui.
		Meall 'Bhuiridh from the summit ridge of Creise on 17/4/99.
		Beinn a'Chroin and An Caisteal from Cruach Ardrain.
	www.highscotland.co.uk /bagged.htm (1216 words)

	Fisherfields @ Richards Mountain Pages
		An Teallach Creag Rainich Beinn A Chlaidheimh Beinn Dearg Mor Sgurr Ban Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair A Mhaighdean Beinn Tarsuinn Beinn Bheag Slioch
		For the record, the six Munros are Beinn Tarsuinn, Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Sgurr Ban, Beinn A Chladheimh, Ruadh Stac Mor, and A' Mhaighdean (allegedly the most remote - but only for those with a car).
		Anywhere else in the country, and Beinn Dearg Mor would be seen as a serious challenge.
	www.liathach.supanet.com /fisher.html (612 words)

	GM4ZFZ/P - Mountain Adventures with a Radio: Leana Mhor, Carn Dearg & Beinn Teallach
		I arrived at the summit admist thick clag an hour before the time I had announced on the reflector and so took my time setting up the pole and long wire and putting out a CQ on 40m CW.
		Wildlife included a multitude of little lambs on the hill, a nervous standoff with a dozen stags, a red fox, golden plover (heard but not seen) and millions of caterpillars.
		Here is a previous unsuccessful attempt at Beinn Teallach in wild winter conditions.
	www.gm4zfz.com /2004/05/leana_mhor_carn.html (579 words)

	Beinn Dearg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Taken from the footpath up the Coire Mhic Nobuil this picture shows Beinn Dearg looking particularly photogenic.
		This mountain has the great misfortune of only attaining the height of 2999 ft, which means that it can never hope to be a Munro, regardless of how many times they are re-classified.
		Despite this, it is a very rewarding mountain to visit, not least because of the views it offers of its loftier neighbours.
	www.amploc.freeserve.co.uk /html/dearg.htm (72 words)

	Table of Munros, and when I climbed them
		Beinn Dearg, Ullapool (1084m, 3556ft) not yet ascended
		Beinn Bheoil (1019m, 3343ft) ascended 1st June 1997
		Beinn Eunaich (989m, 3245ft) ascended 27th March 1999
	home.freeuk.net /a.cresswell/walking/mun_list.htm (1576 words)

	Beinn Dearg [Blair Atholl] (Munro) - MunroMagic.com
		The large summit cone of Beinn Dearg is orientated NNE to SSW and is surrounded by rocky but gentle slopes.
		To the north lie two minor tops, Beinn Gharbh to the N and Elrig 'ic an Toisich to the NE, and beyond them is high moorland.
		Access is normally from Glen Bruar, either on the S face of Beinn Losgarnaich, to the W, or on the gentle slopes of Meall Dubh nan Dearcag, to the S. Available Routes
	www.munromagic.com /mountaininfo.cfm?mountain=124 (538 words)

	beinn dearg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		We took in Beinn Dearg, a high altitude munro, to live on the edge for a while.
		Near the top of Beinn Enaiglair, looking west over Meall Doire Faid to the Fannichs, Sgurr Mor on L. Folk on the hill, from L, are Mike, Emma and Jen.
		Decent cairn marking top of Beinn Dearg, looking northeast to Seana Bhraigh through the thin air.
	www.geotectonics.com /scotland_walks/dearg_0402.htm (125 words)

	TR Beinn Dearg ~ expensive Corbett
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		Had the pleasure of Beinn Dearg (Torridon) today.
		best bit comes after Beinn Dearg cairn has been reached.
	www.cyclingforums.com /t188020.html (1150 words)

	Fellwanderers - Mountain Ranges
		Toriddon is best known for the trio of Beinn Alligin, Liathach, and Beinn Eighe.
		Liathach has the most difficult route along a pinnacled ridge known as Am Fasarinen, though the Horns of Alligin on Beinn Alligin provide more than a taste of exposure.
		One of special note is the Corbett of Beinn Dearg.
	www.union.ic.ac.uk /rcc/fellwanderers/MountainRanges?mountain_range_id=55 (194 words)

	World map/travel guide - Beinn Dearg & Loch Fannich ; Folded, cardboard cover, paper map; 0319233820
		World map/travel guide - Beinn Dearg & Loch Fannich ; Folded, cardboard cover, paper map; 0319233820
		Beinn Dearg & Loch Fannich; Folded, cardboard cover, paper map
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	maps.netstoreusa.com /m04/5740/osexp436.shtml (371 words)

	GM4ZFZ/P - Mountain Adventures with a Radio: Cnoc Dearg & Beinn na Lap
		Some pleasant bits of scrambling/bouldering to be had on Sgriodain depending on the route taken.
		I reached the top of Cnoc Dearg at about 0900 as planned and worked DK5JPL amidst QRM, then MM0BHX in Cumbernauld and MM0PWR in Falkirk before going back to 40 and finding Rob, G4RQJ.
		Difficult conditions means this took the best part of two hours.
	www.gm4zfz.com /2004/06/31st_may_cnoc_d.html (418 words)

	Beinn Dearg
		A view of Beinn Dearg across Clen Garry
		From Old Blair walk up the private road in Glen Banvie and continue up the east side of the Allt Seapail to a bothy beside the Allt Sheicheachan.
		From there follow the broad and easy ridge north to the summit.
	www.highlandtraveller.com /sport/climbing/beinn_dearg.html (62 words)

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