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Elevation
932m
3,058 ft
Prominence
313m
Coordinates
56.3258, -4.6415
NN367179
OS Map
50 56
Explorer: OL39N 364N
The summit features a prominent cairn and a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding highlands and locks. There’s also a small rock shelter to escape the elements—handy for a quick cuppa.
Dominated by metamorphic rock, notably schist, which gives the mountain its rugged appearance. The surrounding area features glacially formed landscapes, with striking corries and ridges.
From the summit, enjoy views stretching to Ben Lomond, Loch Lomond itself, and the distant peaks of the Trossachs.
The name 'Beinn Chabhair' translates to 'Hill of the Goat', likely referencing the area's wildlife.
Rich in history, this mountain is part of the ancient landscape of the Highlands and has cultural significance in local folklore.
This is the most popular route to Beinn Chabhair, starting from Beinglas Farm near Inverarnan. The path initially follows the West Highland Way before branching off to ascend along the Allt a’ Chuilinn burn. The route offers a mix of grassy slopes and rocky terrain, with excellent views over Loch Lomond and the surrounding hills. The summit is marked by a cairn, providing panoramic views.
This alternative route begins further north at Derrydaroch, following a track alongside the River Falloch before ascending towards Beinn Chabhair. The climb here is steeper and more direct, offering a quieter and more secluded experience. The route requires good navigation skills as the path can be faint in places.
This circular route starts at Beinglas Farm and ascends Beinn Chabhair via its west ridge. After reaching the summit, the descent includes a visit to Lochan Beinn Chabhair, a tranquil lochan nestled in the hills. The return path loops back to Beinglas Farm, making for a varied and rewarding hike.
Starting from Ardlui, this lesser-used route follows the Ben Glas Burn before ascending Beinn Chabhair from the northwest. The terrain includes boggy sections and pathless stretches, but the solitude and unique perspective of the hill make it worthwhile for experienced walkers.
This demanding route links Beinn Chabhair with its neighbouring Munros, Beinn a’ Chroin and An Caisteal. Starting from Inverarnan, the route involves a long and strenuous day on the hills with significant ascent and descent. It is a fantastic choice for experienced hikers seeking a full mountain day.
There is a car park at the Inveruglas Visitor Centre, just south of Loch Lomond, providing easy access to starting points.
Buses operate from Glasgow to various points along the A82, with the nearest stop being at Inveruglas. Check local schedules for current services.
Inveruglas Visitor Centre offers toilets and a small café for refreshments. Balloch has more extensive facilities including shops and restaurants.
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