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Elevation
787m
2,582 ft
Prominence
420m
Coordinates
56.6659, -3.9474
NN807543
OS Map
52
Explorer: OL49E 386E
The summit features a prominent cairn that beckons hikers to pause and take in the breathtaking views over the surrounding landscape.
Composed primarily of metamorphic rocks, Meall Tairneachan presents an intriguing geological composition with evidence of ancient glaciation. The stunning heather and grass cover on the slopes adds to its charm.
Dazzling views of Loch Tay, the Tarmachan Ridge, and Ben Lawers dominate the landscape from the top. On a clear day, the sight is nothing short of awe-inspiring.
The name 'Meall Tairneachan' translates to 'Hill of the Little Fields' in Gaelic, reflecting the agricultural landscape that once flourished here.
Meall Tairneachan is loved by local walkers for its charm and the sense of tranquillity it provides, making it a cultural gem in the heart of the Highlands.
A pleasant route starting from Acharn, weaving through tranquil woodlands and up grassy slopes, rewarding hikers with stunning views along the way.
A longer trek starting near Killin, this route takes you through varied terrain including rocky outcrops and heather-covered moorland, making it perfect for those seeking a bit of a workout.
Parking is available at Acharn, where there's enough space for several vehicles. Arrive early during weekends to grab a spot.
Regular bus services run to Killin from nearby towns such as Crianlarich. From Killin, one can walk to Acharn or near the starting points.
The village of Killin offers several cafes and a public toilet, making it a convenient stop before or after your hike.
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Grid Ref: NN807543
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1,083m
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