NN7436 : Creagan na Beinne from the south

Creagan na Beinne

889m Elevation
461m Prominence
Scotland Country
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NN7436 : Creagan na Beinne from the south

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Walks starting near this hill. Open a route to check its map, distance and full itinerary.

Kenmore: Drummond Hill Black Rock Trail above Loch Tay

4.6 km ~2h Moderate

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Aberfeldy: Glassie Woodland and River Tay Circular

7.5 km ~3h Moderate

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Killin: Falls of Dochart, Finlarig and Moirlanich Longhouse

6.5 km ~2h 30m Moderate

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Crieff: Lady Mary's Walk and the River Earn

5.2 km ~2h Moderate

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Route planning notes

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From Glen Dochart

A scenic route starting from Glen Dochart, offering a mix of terrain including grassy slopes and rocky outcrops.

7.5 km ~4 hours Moderate

From Crianlarich

A longer trek that connects through woodland paths and ascends steadily towards the summit of Creagan na Beinne.

12 km ~6 hours Challenging
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Hill facts and local notes

Classifications

Marilyn Corbett Simm High Hills of Britain

Elevation

889m

2,917 ft

Prominence

461m

Coordinates

56.5069, -4.0417

NN744368

OS Map

51 52

Explorer: OL48E 378E

At the Summit

The summit features a prominent cairn, providing a clear marker for those who reach the top. There's also a breathtaking 360-degree view that feels like you're on top of the world—just don’t forget to pack your camera!

Terrain & Geology

A delightful mix of rocky outcrops grassy slopes and some marshy areas so sturdy footwear is recommended.

Creagan na Beinne is primarily composed of granite and schist, characteristic of the rugged terrain of the Highlands. This geology has resulted in fascinating rock formations and a vibrant ecosystem.

Views & Scenery

From the summit, you can see the distant peaks of the Ben More range, Loch Awe, and even as far as the Scottish Lowlands on a clear day.

History & Heritage

Name Origin

The name 'Creagan na Beinne' translates to 'the rocky hill of the mountain' in Gaelic, fitting its rugged terrain. It’s as though the mountain itself is bragging!

Historical Significance

This area has significant historical importance, with evidence of ancient trails and settlements nearby, showcasing the long-standing connection between the people and this beautiful landscape.

Getting There & Facilities

Parking

Parking available at the end of Glen Dochart, with capacity for several vehicles. If you’ve brought your trusty steed (or car, that is), you’ll have no trouble finding a spot.

Public Transport

Regular buses run from Glasgow to Crianlarich, which is the closest railway station. Be sure to check the schedule, sometimes they play hide and seek!

Nearby Facilities

Crianlarich has limited facilities, including a small shop and cafe. Public toilets are available, but if you need more than that, you may want to take a trip to nearby Tyndrum.

Safety Information

Known Hazards

  • Rocky terrain can be slippery when wet; ensure you have proper footwear and be cautious of sudden weather changes.

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

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Some common questions about the hills answered

Are there group walks up Creagan na Beinne?

Many walkers use Walkmates to join or organise walks with others. You can check for group walks around Creagan na Beinne through the maps

Are there other walkers around Creagan na Beinne?

Activity varies by location and time, but Walkmates lets you see whether others have shared walks or shown interest in this area. Find other people through the walking friends search walking friends for Creagan na Beinne search or of course create your own walk for Creagan na Beinne

Can I organise a walk to Creagan na Beinne?

Yes. If there aren’t any walks listed already, you can create a walk and make it available for others to join.

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How do I find a walk up this hill?

There are often multiple ways to walk this hill, depending on experience and route preference. Walkmates helps you explore walks and routes that others have shared.

Can I suggest a new route up Creagan na Beinne?

Yes. You can suggest or create routes to share with others. Walkmates focuses on the social side of walking, so routes are used to help people organise walks and explore areas together, rather than as detailed navigation tools or route libraries.

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Location

Creagan na Beinne location map

Grid reference: NN744368

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