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Tom na Gruagaich

18⛔ Not flyable

United Kingdom · Takeoff 880 m

Forecast next days

2026-10-0215

No recomendable para volar, base de cúmulos ~22 m, viento fuerte (33 km/h), con precipitación 8.3 mm.

Wind max: 33 km/h
Base: 22 m
CAPE: 260
LI: 0.0
2026-10-0370

Día volable, condiciones decentes, base de cúmulos ~67 m, viento 25 km/h, con precipitación 0.9 mm.

Wind max: 25 km/h
Base: 67 m
CAPE: 140
LI: 0.0
2026-10-0450

Condiciones marginales, base de cúmulos ~25 m, viento fuerte (28 km/h), con precipitación 8.4 mm.

Wind max: 28 km/h
Base: 25 m
CAPE: 50
LI: 0.0
2026-10-0547

Condiciones marginales, base de cúmulos ~199 m, viento fuerte (30 km/h), con precipitación 5.7 mm.

Wind max: 30 km/h
Base: 199 m
CAPE: 50
LI: 0.0

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Takeoff description

From the car park beside the Abhain Coire Mhic Nobuil, cross the road and follow a good path up the west side of the stream. The path crosses the deer fence at a stile and continues up the hillside to where the stream issues from Coire nan Laogh. Here the path zig-zags up the east side of the stream, before steepening for a final climb up onto the flat summit plateau. It is possible to launch from the plateau facing a variety of directions from west through south to south east, from anywhere around the 880m mark. The south east facing launch, straight over the cliffs that line the backwall of Coire nan Laogh is very committing.

About this site

Tom na Gruagaich is a paragliding launch site in United Kingdom, near Ullapool. Takeoff elevation is 880 meters above sea level. It has a moderate thermal and XC score of 18/100. Best wind directions for takeoff: SW. Check the daily forecast above for current flyability conditions including CAPE, lifted index, cloud base height, and wind speed.