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The mountain has two tops; the western top is the true summit at 3,081 feet, and the eastern top is linked to it by knobbly, craggy summit ridge encircling a corrie, Coire Glas, from which ridge are steep drops to either side. | The mountain has two tops; the western top is the true summit at 3,081 feet, and the eastern top is linked to it by knobbly, craggy summit ridge encircling a corrie, Coire Glas, from which ridge are steep drops to either side. | ||
From the east another craggy ridge runs initially south round the rim of Coire Odhair before heading southwest to the summit of neighbouring Munro, [[Meall | From the east another craggy ridge runs initially south round the rim of Coire Odhair before heading southwest to the summit of neighbouring Munro, [[ Meall Buidhe, Inverness-shire|Meall Buidhe]] | ||
==Ascent== | ==Ascent== | ||
The Bin is usually climbed together with Meall | The Bin is usually climbed together with Meall Buidhe. | ||
The summit gives a fine, wide view in every direction; to the north is Loch Hourn and the fine sight of [[Ladhar Bheinn]]. To get to it though is a trek as Knoydart is remote. It can be approached from [[Inverie]] to the southwest or from [[Barrisdale]] to the northeast. From Inverie a fine expedition can be mounted; take the boat in from [[Mallaig]]. Either direction is a well recommended walk. | The summit gives a fine, wide view in every direction; to the north is Loch Hourn and the fine sight of [[Ladhar Bheinn]]. To get to it though is a trek as Knoydart is remote. It can be approached from [[Inverie]] to the southwest or from [[Barrisdale]] to the northeast. From Inverie a fine expedition can be mounted; take the boat in from [[Mallaig]]. Either direction is a well recommended walk. | ||
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| Luinne Bheinn | |||
| Inverness-shire | |||
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 Luinne Bheinn | |||
| Range: | Knoydart | ||
| Summit: | 3,081 feet NG869007 | ||
Luinne Bheinn is a mountain in the Knoydart district of Inverness-shire, and reaches a height of 3,081 feet at its summit, which qualifies it as a Munro.
Walkers commonly call this mountain "The Looney Bin". It is a remote Munro in Knoydart south of Loch Hourn and Barrisdale.
The mountain has two tops; the western top is the true summit at 3,081 feet, and the eastern top is linked to it by knobbly, craggy summit ridge encircling a corrie, Coire Glas, from which ridge are steep drops to either side.
From the east another craggy ridge runs initially south round the rim of Coire Odhair before heading southwest to the summit of neighbouring Munro, Meall Buidhe
Ascent
The Bin is usually climbed together with Meall Buidhe.
The summit gives a fine, wide view in every direction; to the north is Loch Hourn and the fine sight of Ladhar Bheinn. To get to it though is a trek as Knoydart is remote. It can be approached from Inverie to the southwest or from Barrisdale to the northeast. From Inverie a fine expedition can be mounted; take the boat in from Mallaig. Either direction is a well recommended walk.
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("Wikimedia Commons" has material about Bheinn Luinne Bheinn) |
| Munros in SMC Area SMC Section 10 - Loch Eil to Glen Shiel |
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Aonach air Chrith • Beinn Sgritheall • Creag a' Mhaim • Creag nan Damh • Druim Shionnach • Gairich • Garbh Chioch Mhor • Gleouraich • Gulvain • Ladhar Bheinn • Luinne Bheinn • Maol Chinn-dearg • Meall Buidhe • Meall na Teanga • Sgùrr a' Mhaoraich • Sgùrr an Doire Leathain • Sgùrr an Lochain • Sgùrr Mòr • Sgùrr na Cìche • Sgùrr na Sgine • Sgurr nan Coireachan (Glen Dessary) • Sgurr nan Coireachan (Glenfinnan) • Sgùrr Thuilm • Spidean Mialach • Sron a' Choire Ghairbh • The Saddle |