Beinn Teallach
- Height
- 915m (3,001ft)
- Height rank
- 282 of 282
- Area
- Fort William
- Section
- Loch Lochy to Loch Laggan
About Beinn Teallach
Beinn Teallach, which once held the title of the highest Corbett, has since been reclassified as one of the smallest Munros. The mountain features steep terrain on its eastern flank, yet it doesn't possess any particularly striking characteristics. Despite its modest elevation, Beinn Teallach offers a rewarding climb with panoramic views that make the effort worthwhile. The ascent may not be as challenging as some of the more prominent Munros, but it provides a satisfying experience for those looking to explore the diverse landscapes of the Scottish Highlands.
Where is Beinn Teallach?
Beinn Teallach sits in the Loch Lochy to Loch Laggan region of Fort William at 56.9359°N, 4.6948°W.
Key facts
| Height | 915 metres / 3,001 feet |
|---|---|
| Rank by height | 282 of 282 Munros |
| Coordinates | 56.93593, -4.69475 |
| Area | Fort William |
| SMC section | 09C: Loch Lochy to Loch Laggan |
Plan your climb
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