Picture: Binn Chorr's western aspect (leading to North Top) from Mám na bhFonsai col Expand pics.
by eflanaga 3 May 2006
The descent from Binn Dubh to a height on the col/saddle at Mám na bhFonsai 80606 52408(Point A), below Bencorr’s North Top is reasonably straightforward albeit a little more difficult as you near the narrow area of the saddle. From here Binn Chorr’s western aspect towers upwards, it’s steep rocky side presenting a formidable façade. There is a well-worn path of loose shale and rock, which wends it’s way up in zig-zag fashion but some of us decided to take a more straight-as-the-crow-flies approach. Regardless, we still had to negotiate very loose shale/rock especially as we approached the top. Nearer still to the top we had to engage in a degree of scrambling in order to reach the cairn 81053 52376(Point B). Views from here are again breathtaking (see Binn Chorr). From the cairn it is a short distance south to the main summit.
by aburden 28 Feb 2006
The view from Binn Corr is fantastic. It is a great vantage point to see the Giants Chair which is formed by the coum to the East of Binn Bhraoin (Comment Rating 3.25)
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by simon3 21 Jun 2004
This is a relatively small knoll on the ridge about 300m NW of Binn Chorr (Bencorr). (Comment Rating 2.67)
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