Suaineabhal

Suaineabhal 429m. Lewis, Section 24a

25th May 2000
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Suaineabhal from Conostom

Suaineabhal from the approach up the Abhainn Usaig.

High on Suaineabhal, with the Uig sands in the background.

Suaineabhal and Loch Suaineabhal from Forsnabhal.

The summit cairn.

The summit and Uig Sands.(Forsnabhal is behind the cairn)

Mealaisbhal, the highest of the Uig hills.

And southwards, along Loch Suaineabhal towards An Cliseam and the higher Harris Hills

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Suaineabhal is isolated from the rest of the Uig group by the deep Loch Suaineabhal. Like the rest of the group it is a very rocky hill with small crags and slabs just about everywhere. Above the loch the crags are quite high, and this would not be a good descent route. The small rocky hills either side of the loch are worth a visit.

As is normal with Lewis, the approaches are boggy and lochan studded with old sheilings scattered about on anything approaching fertile ground.

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Suaineabhal from the approach up the Abhainn Usaig.
High on Suaineabhal, with the Uig sands in the background.
Suaineabhal and Loch Suaineabhal from Forsnabhal.
The summit cairn.
The summit and Uig Sands.(Forsnabhal is behind the cairn)
Mealaisbhal, the highest of the Uig hills.
And southwards, along Loch Suaineabhal towards An Cliseam and the higher Harris Hills
	Map
	Suaineabhal is isolated from the rest of the Uig group by the deep Loch Suaineabhal. Like the rest of the group it is a very rocky hill with small crags and slabs just about everywhere. Above the loch the crags are quite high, and this would not be a good descent route. The small rocky hills either side of the loch are worth a visit. As is normal with Lewis, the approaches are boggy and lochan studded with old sheilings scattered about on anything approaching fertile ground.