View of An Cabar on the Ben Wyvis trail, Easter Ross 360 Panorama

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View of An Cabar on the Ben Wyvis trail, Easter Ross

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Gary Davies

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Ben Wyvis is a large, isolated mountain that dominates the landscape north of the Black Isle and Inverness. It has several peaks on its massif plateau, such as An Cabar and a Munro summit, called Glas Leathad Mor, with an elevation of 1,046 metres.

Despite a Scottish Gaelic name that translates as 'hill of terror' it is popular with hikers and hillwalkers for its unobstructed views over the Highlands and Cromarty Firth.