Scotland
Tom na Gruagaich
From the car park beside the Abhain Coire Mhic Nobuil, cross the road and follow a good path up the west side of the stream. The path crosses the deer fence at a stile and continues up the hillside to where the stream issues from Coire nan Laogh. Here the path zig-zags up the east side of the stream, before steepening for a final climb up onto the flat summit plateau. It is possible to launch from the plateau facing a variety of directions from west through south to south east, from anywhere around the 880m mark. The south east facing launch, straight over the cliffs that line the backwall of
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Beinn Alligin lies at the seaward end of Glen Torridon and is accessed from the single track road that runs along the north coast of Upper Loch Torridon to the little village of Diabaig. Parking can be found 3 miles after the turn off from the A896, immediately after a bridge over the river flowing out of the glen between Beinn Alligin and Liathach.
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