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Ben Griam Beg

Hillfort

<b>Ben Griam Beg</b>Posted by theloniousImage © thelonious
Nearest Town:Thurso (39km NE)
OS Ref (GB):   NC831411 / Sheet: 10
Latitude:58° 20' 34.63" N
Longitude:   3° 59' 49.92" W

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16/05/2010 - Ever since I visited Tap o' Noth, Scotland's second highest Hillfort I've always wanted to visit here, Ben Griam Beg - Scotland's Highest.

Ben Griam Beg with it's brother Ben Griam Mor make for a great walk, starting from near the Garvault Hotel (the most remote hotel in mainland Britain).

It's hard to believe people stayed and built a fort here. Remote is a good word. Great place.

http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/6792/details/ben+griam+beg/
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thelonious Posted by thelonious
16th April 2011ce
Edited 28th November 2016ce
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