Beinn Eighe

E662155

Beinn Eighe is a prominent mountain massif and National Nature Reserve in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland, renowned for its rugged Torridonian sandstone peaks and ancient Caledonian pinewoods.

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Beinn Eighe canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Caledonian pinewood
National Nature Reserve
mountain massif
mountain summit
contains Coille na Glas-Leitir
country Scotland
designatedAsNNR 1951
elevation 1010 m
3314 ft
fauna golden eagle
mountain hare
pine marten
ptarmigan
red deer
flora Scots pine
birch woodland
geology Torridonian sandstone
hasFeature ancient Caledonian pinewoods
cliffs
corrie lochans
ridges
rugged peaks
hasTrail Beinn Eighe Mountain Trail
Beinn Eighe Woodland Trail
hasViewOf Loch Maree
Torridon mountains
linked to: Torridon Hills
highestPoint Ruadh-stac Mòr
linked to: Cùl Mòr
IUCNCategory IV
languageOfName Scottish Gaelic
listing Marilyn
Munro
locatedIn Northwest Highlands
Northwest Highlands of Scotland
linked to: Northwest Highlands

Wester Ross
linked to: Wester Ross coast
managedBy NatureScot
mountainRange Northwest Highlands
nameMeaning File mountain
nearestSettlement Kinlochewe
notableFor Caledonian pine forest
Torridonian sandstone scenery
mountain wildlife
OSGridReference NG966613
partOf Beinn Eighe
Torridon Hills
protectedAreaStatus National Nature Reserve
region Highland council area
usedFor hillwalking
mountaineering
nature observation

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Ross-shire containsNaturalFeature Beinn Eighe
Ross and Cromarty contains Beinn Eighe
Wester Ross coast near Beinn Eighe
Torridon Hills hasPeak Beinn Eighe
Ruadh-stac Mòr partOf Beinn Eighe
subject linked to: Beinn Eighe
Loch Torridon adjacentTo Beinn Eighe