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The Cleap

The Cleap — a hill or mountain in scotland islands.

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Plan your visit

Typical visit
3 h–8 h
Best time of year
Late spring – early autumn (May–Oct)

About

A British hill or mountain, named on Ordnance Survey maps and walked by hill-baggers. The Cleap is a named hill or mountain in scotland islands, recorded in the GeoNames UK gazetteer. British landmarks of this type are typically marked on Ordnance Survey maps and recorded in the national gazetteer for cartographic and navigational reference. Coordinates and feature classification are sourced from the GeoNames open dataset.

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Place summary

The Cleap is a mountain located in the Scottish Islands. It is known for its rugged terrain and scenic views typical of the region. Visitors can expect a challenging hike with opportunities to experience the natural landscape and wildlife. The area offers a range of outdoor activities, appealing to those interested in climbing and exploring the Highlands.

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Coordinates
59.8992, -1.3510

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Frequently asked questions

Where is The Cleap?
The Cleap is in the Scottish Islands, United Kingdom.
What is The Cleap?
The Cleap — a hill or mountain in scotland islands.
How do I get to The Cleap?
Its coordinates are 59.8992°, -1.3510°.