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Elevation
240m
787 ft
Prominence
63m
Coordinates
55.8509, -6.2280
NR354700
OS Map
60 61
Explorer: 353E
The summit boasts a large cairn, which some say may have been a gathering point for ancient clans - or just a really popular picnic spot with breathtaking views.
Primarily composed of gneiss and schist, the mountain features exposed bedrock, glacial landforms, and ancient metamorphic rocks, providing a peek into the Earth's geological history. A true natural historian's playground!
From the summit, you'll see stunning views of the surrounding peaks, including Ben More and the shimmering waters of Loch Awe. Don't forget your camera; the views are stunning!
The name 'Beinn a' Chuirn' translates to 'Mountain of the Cauldron', possibly referring to the shape of the mountain or the surrounding landscape.
The area is steeped in history, known for its ancient clans and rich cultural ties to Highland life.
A gentle ascent starting from Invernan, this route reveals scenic views and a variety of landscapes as you make your way up. A favourite among those who prefer a less strenuous hike.
This more challenging route begins at Glen Dochart and offers a more rugged experience, perfect for those seeking a bit of adventure and spectacular vistas.
There is a small car park near Invernan, suitable for about 10 vehicles. Arrive early to secure your spot!
Buses run from Crianlarich to Invernan, though service can be infrequent—better check the schedule unless you fancy a long walk from town.
Crianlarich has a small café, a shop, and public toilets that hikers can use before and after their adventure.
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Grid Ref: NR354700
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