Bealach Feith Nan Laogh is a steep climb known locally as Polloch Hill. It links Polloch with Strontian and peaks at 1,109 feet (338 m).

The incline reaches its apex at a breathtaking 17% gradient as it winds through a forested area up from Polloch towards Strontian.

The climb is gruelling but you'll be rewarded with spectacular open views to the south towards Loch Sunart.

Alex

May 27, 2024

When you reach the cattle grid you can see the masts which are the top of this climb

Ewan Walker

May 4, 2025

I did the Loch Shiel, Strontian, Corran loop starting at Glenfinnan on my gravel bike. I knew there was a bit of a climb, but wasn't aware it was a toughie! Great climb - reminiscent of Kenmore to Amulree - steep through the woods, then goes on once out on to the moor. Not quite BnB, but up there with the best climbs in Scotland.

Great day out.

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Distance 5.77 km

Uphill 310 m

Downhill 240 m

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Location: Sunart, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

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