Creag Mhor
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From Glen Dochart
A scenic and relatively straightforward route starting from Glen Dochart, offering hikers a gentle ascent with spectacular views of the surrounding valleys.
From Crianlarich
Starting from the village of Crianlarich, this route combines a steeper ascent with beautiful forestry trails. Ideal for those looking for a bit of a leg workout!
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Hill facts and local notes
Classifications
Elevation
766m
2,514 ft
Prominence
129m
Coordinates
57.0417, -4.4991
NN484972
OS Map
34
Explorer: OL55 401
At the Summit
The summit features a large cairn that marks the highest point of Creag Mhor, along with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
Terrain & Geology
Creag Mhor is primarily composed of granite, characteristic of the Scottish Highlands. This rock formation has been shaped by glacial activity, giving the mountain its rugged yet inviting character.
Views & Scenery
From the summit, enjoy captivating views of Ben More, Stob Binnein, and the serene Loch Voil. A photographer's dream!
History & Heritage
Name Origin
Creag Mhor translates to 'Big Crag' in Gaelic, aptly named for its prominent rocky features.
Historical Significance
The mountain has long been revered by local hikers and climbers, and it plays a part in many folk stories and local traditions.
Getting There & Facilities
Parking
There is a car park at the end of the A85 near Crianlarich, a convenient starting point for your adventure.
Public Transport
Crianlarich has good public transport links with trains and buses stopping nearby.
Nearby Facilities
In Crianlarich, you will find a café for refreshments and public toilets, perfect for a pit stop before your hike.
Safety Information
Known Hazards
- Watch out for sudden weather changes, especially in winter. The rocky terrain can also be slippery when wet.
General Safety Tips
- Check weather conditions before setting out
- Carry appropriate clothing and equipment
- Let someone know your planned route
- Take a map, compass, and GPS device
- Carry emergency supplies: food, water, first aid kit, torch
Hills
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Are there group walks up Creag Mhor?
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Are there other walkers around Creag Mhor?
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Can I organise a walk to Creag Mhor?
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How do I find a walk up this hill?
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Can I suggest a new route up Creag Mhor?
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