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Elevation
581m
1,907 ft
Prominence
133m
Coordinates
55.0627, -8.0794
B949239
OS Map
01
The summit is marked by a stone cairn and a weathered trig point, evidence of its rugged charm. The panoramic views from the top are what bids many hikers adieu for just one more trek.
Aghla More is primarily composed of granite and schist, typical of the Highland geological formations, providing a mix of sturdy ridges and smooth slopes. The mountain's geological history contributes to its unique rock formations and soil diversity.
From the summit, enjoy sweeping vistas of the surrounding hills including the iconic Ben Lawers and Loch Tay, with visibility on a clear day stretching far and wide.
The name 'Aghla More' translates to 'larger Aghla' in Gaelic, hinting at its prominence in the local landscape.
This mountain is a popular choice not just for hiking but also for cultural gatherings, steeped in local folklore.
A popular circular route starting at the nearby car park, offering breathtaking views throughout the hike.
There is a small car park located along the A827, approximately 5km from the village of Killin. Space is limited, so arriving early is advisable.
Regular bus services run from nearby towns such as Crianlarich and Killin, but check local timetables before your visit - the Highlands runs on 'ish' time.
Killin offers various facilities including cafes, restaurants, and public toilets, perfect for a post-hike bite or just a quick pitstop.
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