Am Màm

Hill, Mountain in Ross-shire

Scotland

Am Màm

Fishing Beat on the Novar — Fishing Beat on the Novar Credit: Peter Moore

Am Màm is a prominent hill/mountain located in Ross-shire, Scotland. It is situated in the northwest part of the country, near the village of Lochcarron. Am Màm offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including Lochcarron itself and the stunning Scottish Highlands.

Standing at an impressive height of approximately 543 meters (1,781 feet), Am Màm is a prominent feature in the region. It is characterized by its rocky terrain, which adds to its rugged and majestic appearance. The hill/mountain is part of the Torridon Hills range and is a popular destination for hikers and hillwalkers who seek adventure and breathtaking vistas.

The ascent to the summit of Am Màm can be challenging, but it rewards climbers with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. On a clear day, visitors can spot the nearby Lochcarron, with its shimmering waters reflecting the beauty of the surrounding mountains. The vastness of the Scottish Highlands stretches out in all directions, with rolling hills and glens creating a picturesque landscape.

Am Màm is also home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, with heather, mosses, and lichens adorning its slopes. Wildlife enthusiasts may have the opportunity to spot red deer, mountain hares, and various bird species during their exploration of this natural wonder.

Overall, Am Màm in Ross-shire is a captivating hill/mountain that showcases the beauty and grandeur of the Scottish Highlands. Its challenging yet rewarding ascent and stunning views make it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

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Am Màm Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.751869/-4.4062168 or Grid Reference NH5676. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Fishing Beat on the Novar

Fishing Beat on the Novar

Novar above Kinloch Bridge

Novar above Kinloch Bridge

Start of track into the wilds This track eventually leads through to Glen Calvie and Strath Carron above Ardgay

Start of track into the wilds

This track eventually leads through to Glen Calvie and Strath Carron above Ardgay

Old Mill, Braeantra

Old Mill, Braeantra

Moorland and plantation Open moorland east of Creag an Fhithic, north of a conifer plantation.

Moorland and plantation

Open moorland east of Creag an Fhithic, north of a conifer plantation.

Forest track junction The left track goes further than shown on the map, ending at the forest edge.

Forest track junction

The left track goes further than shown on the map, ending at the forest edge.

Kinloch Bridge Crossing the River Averon (Alness River) on Novar Estate.

Kinloch Bridge

Crossing the River Averon (Alness River) on Novar Estate.

River Averon Also known as Alness River. Seen from Kinloch Bridge on Novar Estate.

River Averon

Also known as Alness River. Seen from Kinloch Bridge on Novar Estate.

Fishing hut by the River Averon On Novar Estate.

Fishing hut by the River Averon

On Novar Estate.

A boggy lochan Near the River Averon on Novar Estate.

A boggy lochan

Near the River Averon on Novar Estate.

Timber stack at Boath Areas of the conifer plantations near here are in the process of being harvested.

Timber stack at Boath

Areas of the conifer plantations near here are in the process of being harvested.

Strath Rusdale Looking over fields at Aultanfearn.

Strath Rusdale

Looking over fields at Aultanfearn.

Strath Rusdale - Minor road near to Dalreoich Looking south-eastward.

Strath Rusdale - Minor road near to Dalreoich

Looking south-eastward.

Strath Rusdale - Minor road at Dalreoich Looking north-westward.

Strath Rusdale - Minor road at Dalreoich

Looking north-westward.

Strath Rusdale - Minor road between Dalreoich and Strath Rusdale Lodge Looking north-westward.

Strath Rusdale - Minor road between Dalreoich and Strath Rusdale Lodge

Looking north-westward.

Strath Rusdale - Minor road near to Dail a' Mhoirt Looking southward.

Strath Rusdale - Minor road near to Dail a' Mhoirt

Looking southward.

Strath Rusdale - The end of the public road near to Braeantra Looking north-westward.

Strath Rusdale - The end of the public road near to Braeantra

Looking north-westward.

Track leading to Boathvic Looking south-westward.

Track leading to Boathvic

Looking south-westward.

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Am Màm is located at Grid Ref: NH5676 (Lat: 57.751869, Lng: -4.4062168)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///odds.grapevine.deluded. Near Evanton, Highland

Nearby Locations

Bad na h-Achlaise Am Màm

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