Ben Nevis Review

It is said that this is one of the highest points on the British Isle. Although the whole mountain is not very shocking and the absolute elevation difference is not very obvious, the middle stream still makes the mountain very different. Although most people pass through the Scottish Highlands for the purpose of going to Lake Ness, our guide stopped here for a while to give us. Time photography Cloudy weather is not beautiful, but it brings a mysterious feeling to the mountain. Maybe the sunny scenery is not better now.

Ben Nevis: It's 1 350 meters high, though not too high. But 800 meters up the road, the weather at the top of the mountain is changeable. Climbing steep slopes without cushion, fences without signposts, fog, and cold fog slowly climb the top

Finally, we drove away from Lomond Lake. Gradually, we saw a magnificent expanse of mountains, grasslands, forests, lakes and so on. The Scottish Highlands are in sight. Benivis is the highest mountain in the British Isles. Located in the west of Scotland, England, the Grampian Mountains adjacent to the highland town of Williamsburg. The sun still shines, the clouds are vast, the mountains are magnificent and magnificent, and the earth is fresh. We walk, run, jump and jump, sometimes curious about a small white tube (there are plants in it, see figure 4), sometimes touching the furry mushrooms, sometimes picking a few dense mulberries in the bushes, and sometimes picking a few colorful wild flowers...

Nice experience and good cable car ride

Benivis Mountain is the highest peak in the British Isles and a must-see attraction to visit the Scottish Highlands. The grasslands on the hill are full of herds of cattle and sheep in harmony and nature. On the top of the hill, there is a World War II monument which is very magnificent and beautiful. However, the wind and atmosphere on the hill are low, so pay attention to cold and warm protection.