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The easiest ascent of the mountain starts from the highest point of the A859 road between Tarbert and Ardvourlie (Aird a' Mhulaidh), and climbs the broad southern shoulder. A longer and more varied expedition starts at a bridge over the Scaladale River (Abhainn Scaladail) near Ardvourlie, from where the minor summit of Tomnabhal (552 m (1811 ft)) may be ascended before continuing on to the Clisham. Many walkers taking this option continue west then north along the ridge, taking in the summits of Mulla-Fo-Deas (743 m (2437.7 ft)), Mulla-Fo-Thuath (720 m (2362.2 ft)) and Mullach an Langa (614 m (2014.4 ft)), thus completing a round known as the Clisham Horseshoe. Category:Mountains and hills of the Scottish islands Category:Marilyns of Scotland Category:Corbetts Category:Harris Category:Landforms of the Western Isles cy:An Cliseam no:Clisham nn:Clisham |