Ben More & Burg

Ben More & Burg Isle of Mull shape the central-western landscape of the island. This vast region of mountain and wilderness offers unmatched opportunities for hikers, climbers, and nature enthusiasts.

At its centre stands Ben More, Mull’s only Munro. The ascent is steep and demanding. On a clear day, climbers reach panoramic views across the island and beyond. The terrain is rugged, the scenery dramatic, and the experience unforgettable.

Beyond the summit, the Burg Peninsula stretches into the Atlantic. This remote area is known for basalt cliffs, fossil-rich formations, and a deep sense of isolation. Coastal spots like Gribun offer views across Loch na Keal, with towering cliffs and exposed geological layers.

The region supports rare flora and fauna. It attracts geologists, botanists, and wildlife observers. Walking routes include the south ridge from Dhiseig and coastal trails around Burg. Paths are rough and remote. Visitors should bring proper footwear and prepare for limited mobile signal and sparse facilities.

Nearby locations such as Gribun and Tiroran offer scenic highlights and access points. These areas appear in the Locations section below, with visual links for further exploration.

Ben More & Burg Isle of Mull offer a deep connection to the island’s natural heritage. The landscape tells the story of Mull’s volcanic past. For those seeking solitude, dramatic scenery, and challenging hikes, this region is essential.