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Elevation
981m
3,219 ft
Prominence
136m
Coordinates
56.6206, -4.1287
NN694496
OS Map
51
Explorer: OL48E OL49W 378E 386W
The summit features a modest cairn and splendid views over the surrounding hills and valleys, a perfect spot for that post-hike sandwich, if you've remembered to bring one!
Primarily composed of schist and granite, Meall na Aighean offers a fascinating glimpse into the geological history of the Scottish Highlands. The varied rock types contribute to the unique landscapes and habitats found in the area.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy panoramic views of the iconic Ben More, the picturesque Loch Tay, and the wide expanse of the Trossachs National Park.
Meall na Aighean translates from Gaelic as 'Hill of the Deer', reflecting the area's rich wildlife, once a haven for deer and now a delight for hikers.
The mountain has long been a part of the local culture, inspiring tales of adventure and exploration throughout the ages.
A popular and accessible route that starts from the village of Tyndrum, this way provides scenic views and a moderate gradient perfect for most hikers.
This challenging route offers a more rugged approach, suitable for experienced hikers wanting to explore the northern flanks of the mountain. Be prepared for some 'hands-on' hiking!
There is a lay-by parking area along the A82 just north of Tyndrum, accommodating several vehicles. Arrive early to snag a spot!
The nearest train station is Tyndrum Upper, which is well-connected for those venturing from the central belt. Regular bus services also run from nearby towns.
Tyndrum provides various facilities, including cafes, toilets, and a shop for snacks and supplies. Grab a slice of cake for the road – you've earned it!
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Grid Ref: NN694496
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