Cleit Chathadail

Hill, Mountain in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Cleit Chathadail

Summit cairn on Oireabhal with view towards Ulabhal Credit: Colin Park

Cleit Chathadail is a hill located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. It is situated near the village of Invergarry and is part of the Scottish Highlands. The hill stands at an elevation of 542 meters (1,778 feet) above sea level.

Cleit Chathadail is popular among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts due to its stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the nearby Loch Garry. The hill is known for its rugged terrain, with steep slopes and rocky outcrops making it a challenging but rewarding climb.

The summit of Cleit Chathadail offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, including views of Ben Nevis, the highest peak in the British Isles. On a clear day, visitors can see for miles around, taking in the beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

The hill is accessible via a number of walking trails, with the most popular route starting from the village of Invergarry. Hikers should be prepared for changeable weather conditions and should ensure they have proper equipment and clothing for the hike. Cleit Chathadail is a must-visit destination for those looking to experience the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

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Cleit Chathadail Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.991582/-6.9136631 or Grid Reference NB0910. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Summit cairn on Oireabhal with view towards Ulabhal

Colin Park

View south along track towards Sron Scourst

Colin Park

View south along track towards Sron Scourst

Colin Park

Bird hide overlooking Loch Bhoisimid

Colin Park

Eastern side of Ulabhal

The lower slopes of Ulabhal are rough and tussocky on this side. the twin lochs are Lochan an Fheoir and Loch Bhoisimid.

Andrew Spenceley

Upper Gleann Mhiabhaig

Across the glen, the steep crags on Sron Ard rise above the lochs, Loch Bhoisimid and Lochan an Fheoir.

Andrew Spenceley

Above Gleann Mhiabhaig

Descending the peak of Teileasbhal on a fine winters day looking across Gleann Mhiabhaig to the peaks of Oireabhal and Ulabhal.

Adam Ward

On the ridge north of Oireabhal with view towards Ulabhal

Colin Park

Rocky outcrop on ridge leading north towards Ulabhal

Colin Park

Cleft in rock and view down through Cathadail towards Sron Scourst

Colin Park

Summit cairn on Ulabhal

Colin Park

View north from Ulabhal towards Muladal

The northern slope from Ulabhal is initially a boulder field.

Colin Park

Track by Loch Bhoisimid

Track and small bothy with Loch Bhoisimid beyond

Kathryn Goodenough

Glen Meavaig track

This estate tracks runs past Loch Scourst and the towering crag of Sron Scourst to the end of the glen and more fishing lochs.

Greg Morss

Watershed of Glen Meavaig

Looking across the boggy ground at the high point of Glen Meavaig to Loch Voshimid, where the track ends.

Greg Morss

Track in Glen Meavaig

The estate track just after crossing the watershed, leading to the fishing lochs.

Greg Morss

Concreted ford in Glen Meavaig

This concreted ford with tubes serves as a low bridge over the burn draining the corrie above. The 500m peak of Sron Scourst looms spectacularly in the background.

Greg Morss