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Formed through volcanic activity approximately 350 million years ago, Ben Nevis represents the collapsed dome of an ancient volcano whose current dramatic form resulted from glacial erosion during multiple ice ages. First officially surveyed and climbed in 1771, the mountain now attracts approximately 150,000 ascents annually across various routes of differing difficulty. The summit plateau contains ruins of a pioneering meteorological observatory (1883-1904) that conducted groundbreaking atmospheric research. Key viewpoints include the North Face's dramatic cliffs offering challenging climbs, the halfway Lochan Meall an t-Suidhe providing reflective photography opportunities, and various trail vistas revealing changing ecosystems from woodland to alpine zones. The mountain showcases fascinating geological layers and supports rare alpine flora.