Beinn MacDuibh

Hill, Mountain in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Beinn MacDuibh

Cairn on the north summit of Ben Macdui Credit: Steven Brown

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Beinn MacDuibh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.070424/-3.6690851 or Grid Reference NN9898. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cairn on the north summit of Ben Macdui

Steven Brown

Trig point and cairn on Ben Macdui

Steven Brown

Path up Ben Macdui

Steven Brown

Descending east from Ben Macdui

A good firm snowfield gave an easy descent towards Loch Etchachan and the western end of Loch Avon. Beinn Mheadhoin is the bulky hill L of centre.

Jim Barton

Boulderfield at summit of Ben Macdui

Rounded, flattened boulders at the summit area of Ben Macdui viewed from beside the toposcope erected there in 1925. Braeriach is the well-snowed mountain seen distantly to the west.

Trevor Littlewood

The Lairig Ghru, Carn a' Mhaim & Cairn Toul from Braeriach

Colin Park

A photographer on his way to Ben Macdui

Yes, it is me, aged 22, on my first significant Scottish hillwalk. Behind is Angel's Peak, in cloud. Below it, Lochan Uaine is hidden, but the outflow leading to the Lairig Ghru and Glen Dee is clear: see NN9597 : Cairn Toul and Angel's Peak for a view including the lochan. But the clothing! Warm woollen gloves in July. And a shirt, collar and tie. I think I grew a bit wiser later.

David Purchase

The Lairig Ghru and the Devil's Point

The Devil's Point is the prominent peak protruding on the right. The more self-effacing Carn a' Mhaim on the left is actually 33 metres higher.

David Purchase

A winter day on Ben Macdui

A superb day for a winter walk from Cairn Gorm to Ben Macdui (1309m), looking across to the corniced plateau of Braeriach (1296m). The two walkers are consulting the toposcope that lies a short distance W of the summit trig point.

Jim Barton

Southern slopes of Ben Macdui drop away to Carn a' Mhaim

Devil's Point is sunlit in the background.

Alan Reid

Stony plateau of Ben Macdui

Braeriach in cloud and Cairn Toul on the skyline.

Alan Reid

Monadh Ruadh

View of some of the highest Cairngorm summits from Mount Keen on a very clear day in early Summer. Still lots of snow about. The big three in the picture are Carn an t-Sabhail, Beinn MacDuibh and Beinn a' Bhuird. All part of a very elevated granite plateau.

Richard Webb

Refreshment on Lairig Ghru walk

Alan Reid

Hot work on the Lairig Ghru path

Alan Reid

Welcome break by rushing burn

Cairn Toul in the background.

Alan Reid

Mars, or the moon?

The western slope of the north top of Ben Macdui.

John Allan

Ben Macdui summit

At 1,309m, the second highest summit in the UK. The view is from close to the cairn and trig, looking past the 1929 toposcope towards Braeriach on the other side of the Lairig Ghru.

John Allan