Logged Visits:

29th Dec 2019  12:45  by Megan

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 5/10

20th Jul 2019  11:59  by coinea

Gridref: NM 52579 33075   FB Number: 12124  Condition: Remains  Score: 8/10

With Clochandighter

20th Jul 2019  11:51  by clochandighter

Gridref: NM 52581 33069   FB Number: 12124  Condition: Remains  Score: 8/10

Approached from northwest. Parked at Dhiseig NM493359. Followed mapped path to summit. Lower sections of path were boggy in places, no problem further up. Debris in summit wind shelter. Original pillar and replacement pillar both destroyed. The only visible remains are the pillar bolt, some angle iron and scattered debris. View lost to low cloud on day of visit. Should have primary sight line intervisibilty with Ben Hynish (Tiree), Ben Hogh (Coll), Meall nan Con, Creach Bheinn, Ben Cruachan, Carra Duagh, Jura (Beinn an Oir), Beinn Tart a' Mhill (Islay).

12124 - Ben More (Mull) pillar bolt
S6079 - Ben More (Mull) & self

8th Aug 2018  13:00  by Wayne Mac

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 10/10

Started from Dhiseig. Summit cloud covered but cleared a couple of times before we got there. Cloudy at the summit shelter and people have completely covered the remains with a cairn. Removed a few stones to reveal metal base of the remains

Remains Metal base

17th Sep 2016  12:31  by fitzydan

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

18th Jul 2015  00:00  by mcbboyd

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 8/10

Trip up Ben More on a windy day. Nothing but cloud at the top!

30th May 2015  18:28  by SlainteJimmy

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 9/10

Smashingly long first day on Mull, rewarded with cracking views and this 'remaining' doubler just before the skies opened. Remains are under the cairn.

Ben More ..what remains beneath Cairn.

21st Apr 2015  19:01  by ocean soul

FB Number: S6079  Condition: Remains  Score: 8/10

From cart park at Dhiseig .. Occasional splendid views from summit interspersed with low cloud ..

28th Jun 2014  16:55  by Morecambe Monkey

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 10/10

Just the base of the trig left,but what a great location with views for miles. Ascended via the Graham Beinn Fhada & then a scramble up A'Choich ridge to the summit of Ben More. Had a wee dram of The Balvenie 12 year old Doublewood on the summit to mark the occasion & my 46th birthday.

21st May 2014  13:00  by elwingelfje

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 8/10

10th May 2014  17:27  by Do you Always Get Lost

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Couldn't find it  Score: 5/10

25th Jun 2012  00:00  by caroleengel

Gridref: NM 52581 33070   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

7th Apr 2012  18:19  by Robert Phillips

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

15th Sep 2011  12:30  by dal

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 10/10

Excellent weather, after the deluge of earlier in the week. Superb views. Remains of bolt and base of trig present, with rocks balanced on top.

The bolt hiding under some rocks

28th Aug 2011  12:15  by vegibagger

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

second visit and the illustrious ocasion of the final Munro of the new youngest Munroist, Ben Fleetwood aged 10 years and 91 days. All the Munros done between age 6 and now over three and a half years, all of them with dad John and many of them during the two previous hard snowy winters!!

24th Aug 2011  16:56  by NJM

FB Number: 12124  Condition: Remains  Score: 9/10

My Munro #241 climbed alone, on a day that started with absolutely horrendous weather, exactly as forecast, but by 3pm had cleared up to be far better than forecast, so late afternoon I took the opportunity to do a quick bag of the Munro via the 'Tourist' route from Dhiseig, not proud of route selection...Examining the photos I took at the summit the remains of the TP perching on the ironwork is clearly visible in a number of pictures, though I wasn't aware at the time this was the remains of a TP. Doesn't need any more from me to say how fabulous the views are from here!

Ben More (Mull)
Ben More (Mull)
Ben More (Mull)
Ben More (Mull) Summit Selfie at the TP remains

5th Jul 2011  11:21  by Nellydean

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 7/10

14th May 2010  14:00  by Wayne Mac

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 10/10

Started and ended at Dhiseig and was the windiest day I’ve ever encountered on a mountain with 60-70mph winds, got blown over many times and loved every second

2nd Jun 2009  08:00  by peregrinus

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 10/10

Remains (of a stonebuilt as per 1983 pic) present in centre of shelter cairn. Concrete base plus re-bars. Fine summit, superb view. Heat wave: even at 7 a.m. uncomfortably hot on the ascent, but pleasant above 700m. Good track from NW, Dhiseig.

30th May 2009  13:46  by jonglew

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

Outstanding views from this summit. Did a circular route up via Beinn Fhada and A'Chioch, worth the extra effort to save going up and down the same path which most people seem to do. Clear blue skies on my visit; islands Eorsa, Ulva etc really stunning.

23rd Sep 2008  16:20  by sky high boys

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 8/10

One visit, two logs? Eh?

29th Mar 2008  14:26  by NormanW

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

2nd Jul 2004  12:00  by We TRye hard

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 5/10

Very retrospective log - not sure of the day but the month and year are correct. The trig condition was not noted. We took a day off from checking on DofE groups to nab this summit. Parked at NM 494 360 and dipped our toes in the sea. Walked to Scarisdale river then up to Bhein Fhada. Exciting walk along the ridge to the summit. The views were breathtaking. Clear sunshine. We were able to see to the coast of N Ireland and North to Skye (red and black Culins were easily seen). The peaks on the mainland were easily seen and there were so many we could not identify any of them. Trying to use the map proved fruitless as many were so distant they were off our maps. A truly memorable day. On the decent were returned to dip our toes in the sea again. We descended 3m more than we climbed - the tide was out on our return.

9th Aug 1997  00:00  by carolje

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 5/10

18th May 1996  16:39  by pricklyangelduo

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 5/10

Retrograde log

8th Jun 1993  13:00  by arranc

FB Number: 12124  Condition: Damaged  Score: 9/10

Remains of trig point centre post with FB attached. My last Munro (before the 1997 revisions)

4th Aug 1992  12:59  by Aye Jimmy

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 6/10

Via a'Chioch ridge, looked intimidating in mist and rain but OK. Sarah's first Munro!

16th Jun 1991  15:15  by dugswell2

FB Number: GONE  Condition: Remains  Score: 8/10

Climbed with Richard Armour, damp, windy with poor visibility and only trig remains at the top.

2nd Aug 1990  12:49  by Triggers

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

done via tourist route

1st Jun 1988  16:20  by Garth Fenton

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

In the middle of a frantic week finishing the Munros, ferry from Oban in the morning.

6th May 1986  14:45  by fasgadh

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 10/10

1st Nov 1979  11:20  by vegibagger

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Remains  Score: 5/10

with two Australian women Debbie Ensor and her friend Denise. My 32nd Munro and first one in over six years!!!