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Elevation
1,067m
3,501 ft
Prominence
201m
Coordinates
56.5410, -4.2535
NN615410
OS Map
51
Explorer: OL48E 378E
The summit features a large stone cairn and a trig point, where hikers can proudly take a photo proving they’ve conquered this stunning Munro.
Meall Corranaich is primarily composed of ancient volcanic rock, predominantly from the Old Red Sandstone period. The rugged terrain and distinctive crags provide a classic example of Highland geology, with its weathered surfaces and impressive cliffs.
From the summit, enjoy stunning views of the surrounding glens, including the mighty Ben Lawers and the sparkling waters of Loch Tay.
The name 'Meall Corranaich' derives from the Gaelic 'Meall' meaning hill, and 'Corranaich', which translates to 'hill of the corner'.
This mountain has been a beloved hiking destination, steeped in local legend and often featured in discussions about Munros and their challenging climbs.
This popular route starts at Kilaven and gently ascends through heather and grassland, offering a manageable climb with picturesque views.
A more challenging ascent begins at the end of the track from the village of Balquhidder, traversing a steep incline with some rocky sections, leading to sweeping views at the summit.
Parking is available at the end of a track near the village of Kilaven, providing a convenient start point for those tackling the Munro.
Public transport is limited, but local bus services can get you to nearby towns. Check with local operators for schedules.
In Killin, you’ll find cafes, restaurants, and public toilets. Just enough amenities to keep your spirits high before the climb!
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Grid Ref: NN615410
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