Beinn Enaiglair

Beinn Enaiglair is a mountain in the Highlands of Scotland. It lies on the route from Loch Broom to Strath Oykel. The peak has a cairn marking its summit. The hill is classified as a Marilyn, Corbett and HuMP. Organisations update these lists on the Database of British and Irish Hills. The mountain’s height was last measured in October 2001. Efforts are made to find its original Gaelic name. Contributions are welcomed for the correct spelling. The summit offers views across the surrounding glens. On clear days the Firth of Cromarty can be seen. The slopes are grassy and gentle for most of the climb. The route follows old tracks used by local herds. Wildlife such as red deer and golden eagles is often spotted. The area remains quiet and free from crowds. Walkers describe the ascent as peaceful and rewarding.