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Leathabhal

Hill, Mountain in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Leathabhal

Airneabhal Taken from the west, where the drier slopes, drier as the water can flow down hill out of the soil, makes way for the gentler slopes of the great bogland.
Airneabhal Credit: Richard Webb

Leathabhal, also known as South Harris, is a prominent hill located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. It is part of the North Harris Hills and is situated on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides. Standing at a height of 792 meters (2,598 feet), Leathabhal offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the rugged coastline, the Atlantic Ocean, and the neighboring islands.

The hill is popular among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts due to its challenging terrain and breathtaking scenery. The ascent to the summit can be steep and rocky in places, but the effort is rewarded with unparalleled views from the top. On a clear day, it is possible to see as far as the Isle of Skye and the mainland of Scotland.

Leathabhal is also known for its unique geology, with its slopes featuring exposed rock formations and evidence of glacial activity. The hill is home to a variety of wildlife, including red deer, eagles, and seabirds, making it a haven for nature lovers and photographers.

Overall, Leathabhal is a must-visit destination for those seeking adventure and natural beauty in the Scottish Highlands.

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Leathabhal Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.189599/-7.3398075 or Grid Reference NF7723. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Airneabhal Taken from the west, where the drier slopes, drier as the water can flow down hill out of the soil, makes way for the gentler slopes of the great bogland.
Airneabhal
Taken from the west, where the drier slopes, drier as the water can flow down hill out of the soil, makes way for the gentler slopes of the great bogland.
Mast maintenance track The track leads to the mast near the summit of Aisgerbheinn.
Mast maintenance track
The track leads to the mast near the summit of Aisgerbheinn.
Burn in Rubha Greannach A number of burns form up to drain this glen into Loch Cnoc a' Buidhe.
Burn in Rubha Greannach
A number of burns form up to drain this glen into Loch Cnoc a' Buidhe.
Early primrose Surprised to see this out in flower so early in the year.
Early primrose
Surprised to see this out in flower so early in the year.
Summit of Criribheinn The grassy, boggy summit of Criribheinn.
Summit of Criribheinn
The grassy, boggy summit of Criribheinn.
Abhainn Hornaraidh glen The river can just be glimpsed in the picture - one of these things which are easy to see when you are there.
Abhainn Hornaraidh glen
The river can just be glimpsed in the picture - one of these things which are easy to see when you are there.
Summit of Beinn Hurabhat A small heathery summit reached by squelching through a lot of bog.
Summit of Beinn Hurabhat
A small heathery summit reached by squelching through a lot of bog.
Southwest ridge of Beinn Hurabhat Looking down towards Loch Snigiscleit.
Southwest ridge of Beinn Hurabhat
Looking down towards Loch Snigiscleit.
Abhainn Hornaraidh glen Looking toward the gap between Airneabhal and Stulabhal towards Loch Drollabhat. Loch Hurabhat just in photo at the right.
Abhainn Hornaraidh glen
Looking toward the gap between Airneabhal and Stulabhal towards Loch Drollabhat. Loch Hurabhat just in photo at the right.
Loch Hurabhat Seen from Beinn Hurabhat.
Loch Hurabhat
Seen from Beinn Hurabhat.
View along the ridge to Beinn Hurabhat Taken from just below the summit of Leathabhal.
View along the ridge to Beinn Hurabhat
Taken from just below the summit of Leathabhal.
South west ridge of Beinn-ri-Oitir The map indicates a craggy sort of hill top, but it turns out to have a lot of flat slabs.
South west ridge of Beinn-ri-Oitir
The map indicates a craggy sort of hill top, but it turns out to have a lot of flat slabs.
Lochan Beinne-ri-Oitir Looking down the slopes of the Beinne-ri-Oitir to the eponymous lochan.
Lochan Beinne-ri-Oitir
Looking down the slopes of the Beinne-ri-Oitir to the eponymous lochan.
Loch Fada A reasonably common Loch name as it means long.
Loch Fada
A reasonably common Loch name as it means long.
Loch Crocabhat Heathery banks of the loch cunningly hid the wire wish shredded by new waterproof trousers.
Loch Crocabhat
Heathery banks of the loch cunningly hid the wire wish shredded by new waterproof trousers.
Ponies grazing near the summit of Aisgerbheinn Showing the sharp divide between South Uist's lowland and upland landscapes. The distant hills are on Barra.
Ponies grazing near the summit of Aisgerbheinn
Showing the sharp divide between South Uist's lowland and upland landscapes. The distant hills are on Barra.
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Leathabhal is located at Grid Ref: NF7723 (Lat: 57.189599, Lng: -7.3398075)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///ribcage.ignoring.lilac. Near Lochboisdale, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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Located within 500m of 57.189599,-7.3398075
Leathabhal
Corbett: no
Ele: 182
Graham: no
Marilyn: no
Munro: no
Name En: Layaval
Name Gd: Leathabhal
Natural: peak
Lat/Long: 57.1899199/-7.3404589
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