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Elevation
955m
3,132 ft
Prominence
52m
Coordinates
51.9901, -9.7135
V823833
OS Map
78
The summit features a substantial stone cairn, which serves as a perfect spot for a photo opportunity or an impromptu snack break. Quiet contemplation here has been known to lead to profound insights—or just a longing for a good biscuit!
Cnoc an Chuillinn is predominantly composed of schist, a metamorphic rock known for its characteristic fissility, which adds a unique texture to the landscape. This geological setting contributes to the mountain's rugged beauty and the stunning vistas it offers.
From the summit, one can enjoy expansive views encompassing Loch Awe, the distant peaks of the Taynish Peninsula, and even Ben Cruachan on a clear day.
Cnoc an Chuillinn translates roughly to 'Hill of the Holly', reflecting the flora typical of the area.
The summit has been a popular destination for Scottish hikers for generations, and its presence in local folklore adds a touch of myth to your ascent.
A straightforward ascent along the eastern ridge, offering scenic views of the surrounding countryside.
Parking is available at the car park near Dalavich, which is roughly 5 km from the trailhead. Spaces are limited, so it's always a good idea to arrive early.
Regular bus services operate from Oban to Dalavich, but check local timetables for the most up-to-date information on schedules.
Cafes and small shops can be found in Oban, as well as public toilets at the car park area near Dalavich.
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