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Beinn Luidh

Hill, Mountain in Perthshire

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Beinn Luidh

Woodland track at Coille na Sròine Looking north-westward
Woodland track at Coille na Sròine Credit: Peter Wood

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Beinn Luidh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.335519/-4.354092 or Grid Reference NN5418. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Woodland track at Coille na Sròine Looking north-westward
Woodland track at Coille na Sròine
Looking north-westward
A84 through Strathyre
A84 through Strathyre
View towards Tom na h-Analach
View towards Tom na h-Analach
View of Loch Lubnaig from An Sidhean
View of Loch Lubnaig from An Sidhean
Loch Lubnaig from the climb up An Sidhean
Loch Lubnaig from the climb up An Sidhean
Woodland enclosed road near Cuil Beith, Strathyre Looking southward.
Woodland enclosed road near Cuil Beith, Strathyre
Looking southward.
Recently felled hillside near Stronslaney, Strathyre Looking north-westward.
Recently felled hillside near Stronslaney, Strathyre
Looking north-westward.
Glen Buckie - Minor road between Balquhidder and Ballimor Looking south-westward.
Glen Buckie - Minor road between Balquhidder and Ballimor
Looking south-westward.
Glen Buckie - Minor road near Tom an Eisg Looking north-eastward.
Glen Buckie - Minor road near Tom an Eisg
Looking north-eastward.
Glen Buckie - Minor road approaching Ballimore Looking south-westward.
Glen Buckie - Minor road approaching Ballimore
Looking south-westward.
Glen Buckie - Track giving access to Lianach and Immeroin Looking eastward.
Glen Buckie - Track giving access to Lianach and Immeroin
Looking eastward.
Glen Buckie - The infant Calair Burn Looking south-westward from the road bridge at Ballimore.
Glen Buckie - The infant Calair Burn
Looking south-westward from the road bridge at Ballimore.
A84 in Strathyre
A84 in Strathyre
Farm at Ballimore Ballimore is in Glen Buckie on the north side of the Calair Burn; the farm is at the end of a public road that runs south from the village at Balquhidder.
Farm at Ballimore
Ballimore is in Glen Buckie on the north side of the Calair Burn; the farm is at the end of a public road that runs south from the village at Balquhidder.
The new Strathyre to Kingshouse cycle path - view N This new cycle/footpath runs along the former railway line between Strathyre and Kingshouse.
The new Strathyre to Kingshouse cycle path - view N
This new cycle/footpath runs along the former railway line between Strathyre and Kingshouse.
Beinn an t-Sidhein (summit) The summit (NN 54699 17854) of Beinn an t-Sidhein is within 2m of the small summit cairn.
Beinn an t-Sidhein (summit)
The summit (NN 54699 17854) of Beinn an t-Sidhein is within 2m of the small summit cairn.
An Sidhein (hill) An Sidhein from the bealach between Beinn an t-Sidhein and An Sidhein.
An Sidhein (hill)
An Sidhein from the bealach between Beinn an t-Sidhein and An Sidhein.
Beginning of Brig o' Turk track at Ballimore Looking towards the Braes of Balquhidder.
Beginning of Brig o' Turk track at Ballimore
Looking towards the Braes of Balquhidder.
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Beinn Luidh is located at Grid Ref: NN5418 (Lat: 56.335519, Lng: -4.354092)

Unitary Authority: Stirling

Police Authority: Forth Valley

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///truly.senior.fabricate. Near Callander, Stirling

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Buachaille Breige Beinn Luidh

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