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Elevation
910m
2,984 ft
Prominence
272m
Coordinates
56.5401, -4.3732
NN541412
OS Map
51
Explorer: OL48W 378W
The summit features a substantial cairn which offers a perfect opportunity for a well-deserved rest and a photo op. Sometimes, it feels a bit like the community centre for the local wildlife, especially on a sunny day!
Beinn nan Oighreag is primarily composed of granite, giving it a rugged appearance and contributing to its steep slopes. The surrounding area features glacial remnants, making it a fascinating site for geology enthusiasts.
From the summit, you can see the sparkling waters of Loch Fyne, the peaks of the Arrochar Alps, and on a clear day, the distant Jura mountains.
Beinn nan Oighreag translates to 'Hill of the Orphans' in Gaelic, possibly alluding to a historical connection with the area or local legends.
The mountain holds cultural significance tied to local folklore, suggesting that it was a refuge during turbulent times.
This route leads you up from Glen Fyne, offering a gradual ascent with stunning views of the surrounding hills. The path winds through heather and grasslands before reaching the rocky summit.
Starting from the shores of Loch Fyne, this approach takes a more direct route up the steep slopes, rewarding hikers with panoramic views upon reaching the summit. Perfect for those looking for a more challenging hike.
There is a car park at the end of the road leading from the A815 to Glen Fyne, approximately 1 mile from the trailhead.
The nearest bus stop is in the village of Strachur, which is a 20-minute drive from Glen Fyne. Regular buses run from Dunoon and Inveraray.
Inveraray offers several facilities, including cafés, shops and toilets. Make sure to hydrate and fuel up before your hike!
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Grid Ref: NN541412
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