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Elevation
378m
1,242 ft
Prominence
152m
Coordinates
57.0180, -2.3596
NO782919
OS Map
38 45
Explorer: 396 406E
The summit features a well-constructed stone cairn and a fantastic panoramic view, making it an ideal spot for that all-important selfie with a stunning backdrop.
Cairn-mon-earn predominantly comprises granite and schist, featuring typical Highland geology that includes glacially shaped rock formations. The mountain's rugged cliffs and gentle slopes provide a fascinating look into the geological history of the area.
On a clear day, you'll be treated to stunning views of the rolling hills, the nearby Lochs, and even the distant peaks of the Southern Highlands, including Ben More.
The name Cairn-mon-earn translates loosely to 'the Hill of the Last Man', possibly referencing historical significance or local lore.
Cairn-mon-earn has been a site of local folklore and stories, integrating itself into the culture and heritage of the surrounding areas.
This picturesque route begins at the car park in Glenartney, offering a pleasant ascend through scenic landscapes before reaching the summit.
The nearest parking is at Glenartney, approximately 3 km from the trailhead. Spaces are limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Nearest public transport is via bus services from Callander to Doune, followed by a taxi to Glenartney.
Although there are limited facilities in close vicinity, Callander boasts various cafés, shops, and public toilets to prepare you for your adventure.
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