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Elevation
297m
975 ft
Prominence
40m
Coordinates
56.3211, -3.4471
NO105152
OS Map
58
Explorer: 369
The summit features a small stone cairn and stunning panoramic views, ideal for a well-deserved rest and to snap a few photos. Don't forget to wave to the locals in the valley below!
The hill is primarily composed of volcanic rock, with stunning layered formations that tell tales of ancient geological activity. The exposed cliffs provide a unique environment for various plant species, making it a fantastic site for biodiversity.
From the summit, you can see the rolling hills of the Trossachs, Loch Earn, and on a clear day, even the peaks of the Scottish Highlands. A true feast for the eyes!
The name 'Glenearn' is derived from Gaelic, meaning 'glen of the fresh water'—a nod to the numerous streams that wind through the area.
Glenearn Hill holds local cultural significance, having been a gathering spot for the ancient clans of the region.
This route offers a gentle ascent through a scenic glen, providing a mix of woodland and open space. It's perfect for families and those looking to take in the sights at a leisurely pace.
A more direct route that leads from Balquhidder, featuring well-marked paths and some steep sections for a bit of a workout. Ideal for those seeking a little more of a challenge.
There's a small parking area at the foot of Glenearn Glen, accommodating a handful of cars. Arrive early to secure a spot!
Buses from nearby towns such as Comrie and Dunblane can get you close, but a bit of a hike will be necessary from the bus stop.
While there are no facilities on the hill itself, the nearest cafés and toilets can be found in Crieff. A nice cuppa post-hike is always worthwhile.
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