Clisham (mountain)

Clisham is the highest mountain in the Outer Hebrides, located on the Isle of Harris in Scotland. Standing at 799 meters (2,624 feet), it is part of the rugged landscape that features steep slopes, rocky terrain, and expansive views. The mountain is popular among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts for its challenging ascent and scenic beauty. Clisham offers a sense of remote wilderness, with diverse flora and fauna, and provides panoramic vistas of the surrounding islands and sea. It’s a notable natural landmark that highlights the island’s dramatic and unspoiled environment.