Uisgneabhal Beag

Hill, Mountain in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Uisgneabhal Beag

Track leading north through Gleann Mhiabhaig
Track leading north through Gleann Mhiabhaig Credit: Colin Park

Uisgneabhal Beag is a hill located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. It is part of the Uisgneabhal group of hills, which also includes Uisgneabhal Mor and Thacla. Uisgneabhal Beag stands at a height of 616 meters (2,021 feet) above sea level, making it a relatively modest peak compared to other mountains in the area.

The hill is known for its rugged terrain, with steep slopes and rocky outcrops providing a challenging climb for hikers and mountaineers. The summit offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, including the nearby Loch Ness and the Great Glen.

Uisgneabhal Beag is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts looking to experience the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands. The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including red deer, mountain hares, and golden eagles, making it a great spot for wildlife watching.

Overall, Uisgneabhal Beag is a picturesque and rewarding hill to climb, offering a taste of the wild and untamed beauty of the Scottish countryside.

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Uisgneabhal Beag Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.975632/-6.8845173 or Grid Reference NB1108. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Track leading north through Gleann Mhiabhaig
Track leading north through Gleann Mhiabhaig
Above Gleann Mhiabhaig Descending the peak of Teileasbhal on a fine winters day looking across Gleann Mhiabhaig to the peaks of Oireabhal and Ulabhal.
Above Gleann Mhiabhaig
Descending the peak of Teileasbhal on a fine winters day looking across Gleann Mhiabhaig to the peaks of Oireabhal and Ulabhal.
Teileasbhal Looking back up our descent route from the fine peak of Teileasbhal. The Graham of Uisgneabhal Mor can be seen at the right.
Teileasbhal
Looking back up our descent route from the fine peak of Teileasbhal. The Graham of Uisgneabhal Mor can be seen at the right.
North ridge of Teileasbhal The ridge opens out into a plateau with nice walking conditions. Rare for Harris!
North ridge of Teileasbhal
The ridge opens out into a plateau with nice walking conditions. Rare for Harris!
Eagle observation cabin, Gleann Mhiabhaig & Sron Scourst
Eagle observation cabin, Gleann Mhiabhaig & Sron Scourst
Ridge running southeast towards Teileasbhal with Uisgneabhal Mor beyond
Ridge running southeast towards Teileasbhal with Uisgneabhal Mor beyond
Summit area of Teileasbhal
Summit area of Teileasbhal
On Uisgneabhal Mor - view to Teileasbhal
On Uisgneabhal Mor - view to Teileasbhal
On Uisgneabhal Mor - summit cairn
On Uisgneabhal Mor - summit cairn
On Uisgneabhal Mor - summit
On Uisgneabhal Mor - summit
On Uisgneabhal Mor - ridge leading south towards Creag na Speireig The southern ridge from Uisgneabhal Mor provides a fine walk. Only the bottom few hundred feet does the ground become far more difficult with tussocky grass before reaching the road.
On Uisgneabhal Mor - ridge leading south towards Creag na Speireig
The southern ridge from Uisgneabhal Mor provides a fine walk. Only the bottom few hundred feet does the ground become far more difficult with tussocky grass before reaching the road.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Sron Scourst and Gleann Mhiabhaig
Sron Scourst and Gleann Mhiabhaig
Bridge over the Abhainn Mhiabhaig This is part of an excellent track which takes the fisherman to Lochs Scourst and Bhoisimid (Voshmid). For the bird watcher, it leads to a golden eagle observatory and for the walker, it forms part of a full day trek through some wonderful Harris scenery.
Bridge over the Abhainn Mhiabhaig
This is part of an excellent track which takes the fisherman to Lochs Scourst and Bhoisimid (Voshmid). For the bird watcher, it leads to a golden eagle observatory and for the walker, it forms part of a full day trek through some wonderful Harris scenery.
Bridge over the Abhainn Mhiabhaig The bridge marks the half way point to the eagle observation hut.
Bridge over the Abhainn Mhiabhaig
The bridge marks the half way point to the eagle observation hut.
Where eagles sometimes dare.. The bridge marks the half way point to the eagle observation hut.
Where eagles sometimes dare..
The bridge marks the half way point to the eagle observation hut.
Bridge in Gleann Miabhaig
Bridge in Gleann Miabhaig
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Uisgneabhal Beag is located at Grid Ref: NB1108 (Lat: 57.975632, Lng: -6.8845173)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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