Beinn Narnain and Beinn Ìme
35 minute walk from Arrochar & Tarbet station · Highlands and Argyll · Free entry
The compact group of mountains known as the Arrochar Alps are renowned for their steep, rugged and rocky nature. The direct ascent of Beinn Narnain as described here is very rough and rocky, with some slight scrambling - a tougher start than many ascents in the Southern Highlands. Beinn Ìme - the highest of the range - is much smoother from this direction - a long steady grind from the bealach.
Visitor information
- Place type
- Walking route
- Good for
- Walking
- Admission
- Free
- Region
- Highlands and Argyll
Stations within walking distance
- Arrochar & Tarbet station — 35 min walk, 2.7 km
Other places near Arrochar & Tarbet
- Arrochar from Tarbet link path — 1 min walk from the station
- Tarbet Isle Walk, near Tarbet — 27 min walk from the station
- Glen Loin and Coiregrograin, Arrochar — 29 min walk from the station
- LL&C Way: Arrochar to Inveruglas — 30 min walk from the station
- The Cobbler, Arrochar — 35 min walk from the station
- Succoth Circuit, Arrochar — 36 min walk from the station