周辺の山頂・トップ9

Beinn Tarsuinn is one of Arran's four Corbetts and offers tremendous views across the island's peaks. The summit forms part of the popular Glen Rosa Horseshoe, along with Goatfell and pointy Cìr Mhòr. Between Cìr Mhòr and Beinn Tarsuinn rises the A'Chir ridge, which requires rock climbing skills. However, hikers can bypass this to the west, avoiding the difficulties.

Outstanding views of the Goatfell summit further up the trail.

Hike-a-bike: very big rocks on ascent. NE flank riding in places but skill required or on full sus

The North Summit on Goatfell stands at 818m, the main summit to the south is at 874m. It's not classified separately but does feel like a good high point and the obvious other end to the Stacach ridge. Often climbed on the way or in descent of the main summit. You get great views of the main summit from here and out across the sea to Bute.

The highest point on Arran, Goatfell is an awesome peak. It's 874m but climbed from sea level so you get every meter of the ascent! The views across Arran, over towards Bute and east onto mainland Scotland are wonderful. As a runner it's a tough ascent but well worth it for the mountain scenery and stunning ridgelines from the summit. Especially good if you now run across to North Goatfell and then down Glen Rosa.

North Goatfell stands at 2,684 feet (818 m), while the main summit to the south rises to 2,867 feet (874 m). It's not classified separately but does feel like a worthy high point and the obvious other end to the Stacach Ridge. It's often climbed on the way or in descent from the main summit. You get great views from here out across the sea to Bute.

Amazing views across to Cir Mhor and Goat Fell beyond. Some exposure getting to the summit and mild scrambling.

One of the best places i have been hiking and especially North Goat Fell across to Cìr Mhòr via the ridgeline before traversing Glen Rosa back to Brodick. Amazing scenery!