Cnoc a' Mhuilinn Mòr

Hill, Mountain in Argyllshire

Scotland

Cnoc a' Mhuilinn Mòr

Looking over the Lussa River Lussa River flows through the shallow Gleann Bhaidseachan at this point. The prominent hill is Cruach Ionnastail (295m).
Looking over the Lussa River Credit: Andrew Spenceley

Cnoc a' Mhuilinn Mòr is a prominent hill located in Argyllshire, a region in western Scotland. Standing at an elevation of approximately 288 meters (945 feet), it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the nearby Loch Awe.

Situated within the picturesque landscape of the Scottish Highlands, Cnoc a' Mhuilinn Mòr is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The hill is covered with lush green vegetation, which includes a variety of heather, grasses, and wildflowers, adding to its natural beauty.

Hikers and walkers can access the hill via well-maintained trails that wind through the countryside. The ascent is moderate and suitable for individuals of varying fitness levels. Along the way, visitors can observe the diverse wildlife that inhabits the area, including red deer, golden eagles, and various species of birds.

The summit of Cnoc a' Mhuilinn Mòr offers stunning vistas, allowing visitors to admire the expansive Loch Awe and the surrounding mountains. On a clear day, the views stretch far into the distance, showcasing the rugged grandeur of the Scottish landscape.

For those interested in local history, the hill is also home to the ruins of an ancient mill, providing a glimpse into the region's past. The site offers a fascinating insight into the traditional way of life in Argyllshire.

Overall, Cnoc a' Mhuilinn Mòr is a captivating natural landmark, offering both recreational opportunities and a chance to immerse oneself in the rich history and stunning scenery of Argyllshire.

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Cnoc a' Mhuilinn Mòr Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.041259/-5.7780499 or Grid Reference NR6489. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Looking over the Lussa River Lussa River flows through the shallow Gleann Bhaidseachan at this point. The prominent hill is Cruach Ionnastail (295m).
Looking over the Lussa River
Lussa River flows through the shallow Gleann Bhaidseachan at this point. The prominent hill is Cruach Ionnastail (295m).
Moorland above Lealt The house at Lealt can just be seen (and there are only two more houses north of this house on Jura).
Moorland above Lealt
The house at Lealt can just be seen (and there are only two more houses north of this house on Jura).
Bridge over Dearg Allt A lovely wooded gulley.
Bridge over Dearg Allt
A lovely wooded gulley.
Oak tree with lichens Flourishing in the moist western island climate.
Oak tree with lichens
Flourishing in the moist western island climate.
Ravine at Lealt Taking Dearg Allt to the sound of Jura.
Ravine at Lealt
Taking Dearg Allt to the sound of Jura.
Roadworks at Lealt The framework for a new cattle grid.
Roadworks at Lealt
The framework for a new cattle grid.
New cattle grid construction at Lealt Digging the hole.
New cattle grid construction at Lealt
Digging the hole.
New cattle grid frame at Lealt The support for the grid. The ravine of Dearg Allt and the Sound of Jura are beyond.
New cattle grid frame at Lealt
The support for the grid. The ravine of Dearg Allt and the Sound of Jura are beyond.
Roadworks at Lealt With the bypass to the cattle grid excavation to the right of the cones.
Roadworks at Lealt
With the bypass to the cattle grid excavation to the right of the cones.
Birch woodland above Dearg Allt Looking across the ravine that takes the burn to the sea, which is about 250m to the right.
Birch woodland above Dearg Allt
Looking across the ravine that takes the burn to the sea, which is about 250m to the right.
The grids for the new cattle grid Part of the new cattle grid at Lealt.
The grids for the new cattle grid
Part of the new cattle grid at Lealt.
Roadworks at Lealt The bypass to the hole for the new cattle grid.
Roadworks at Lealt
The bypass to the hole for the new cattle grid.
Roadworks at Lealt Installing a new cattle grid.
Roadworks at Lealt
Installing a new cattle grid.
Stalkers' path up the Lussa River The stalkers' path can be seen winding across the hillside just below the photographer. Actually quite a good path - a rarity for Jura!
Stalkers' path up the Lussa River
The stalkers' path can be seen winding across the hillside just below the photographer. Actually quite a good path - a rarity for Jura!
Weir on the Lussa River  At Ardlussa.
Weir on the Lussa River
At Ardlussa.
I'm off! Red Deer near Ardlussa. No shortage on the Isle of Jura, and more or less unbothered by passing traffic. The Lussa River runs between the deer and the plantation
I'm off!
Red Deer near Ardlussa. No shortage on the Isle of Jura, and more or less unbothered by passing traffic. The Lussa River runs between the deer and the plantation
The Lussa River About 1km from where it enters the sea at Inverlussa.
The Lussa River
About 1km from where it enters the sea at Inverlussa.
Drain patterns in Moorland Looking from the road to Ardlussa.
Drain patterns in Moorland
Looking from the road to Ardlussa.
Show me another place!

Cnoc a' Mhuilinn Mòr is located at Grid Ref: NR6489 (Lat: 56.041259, Lng: -5.7780499)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

What 3 Words

///magpie.uncle.bride. Near Ardrishaig, Argyll & Bute

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Located within 500m of 56.041259,-5.7780499
Cnoc a' Mhulinn Mor
Ele: 90
Natural: peak
Source: OS_OpenData_StreetView
Lat/Long: 56.040946/-5.7770225
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