Ben Tee

Ben Tee is a mountain in the Scottish Highlands, located in the Lochaber region. It is classified as a Corbett, meaning it is between 2,500 and 3,000 feet (762 and 914.4 metres) in height and has a prominence of at least 500 feet (152.4 metres).

Ben Tee offers panoramic views of Loch Lochy and the surrounding landscape. It's a popular hillwalking destination, typically climbed from the Laggan Locks area. The ascent involves a fairly steep climb, with the summit marked by a trig point.

The mountain's name, "Ben Tee," is derived from Gaelic. "Ben" signifies a mountain, while the meaning of "Tee" is less certain, though some interpretations suggest a connection to fire or beacons.