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Elevation
984m
3,227 ft
Prominence
52m
Coordinates
57.5656, -5.4579
NG932581
OS Map
25
Explorer: 433
The summit features a prominent stone cairn and offers panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and glens, perfect for a well-deserved photo op.
The mountain primarily consists of gneiss and schist, providing a glimpse into the ancient geological processes that shaped the Highlands. The rock formations are as old as 3 billion years, making it a geologist's playground.
From the summit, you can observe the stunning vistas of the surrounding Glen Etive, as well as views of Buachaille Etive Mor and the expansive Rannoch Moor.
The name 'Stob a' Choire Liath Mhor' translates to 'Peak of the Great Grey Hollow', highlighting the distinctive features of the landscape.
This mountain has been a revered point for climbers and hikers for generations, contributing to the rich tapestry of Scottish mountaineering culture.
A popular route starting from the head of Glen Etive, this hike weaves through breathtaking landscapes and offers a moderate challenge suitable for avid walkers.
This route provides stunning views of the coire and is a more challenging ascent for those looking to push their limits. Navigate rocky paths to make your way to the summit.
Parking is available at the end of the public road in Glen Etive (NG 067 295), which accommodates several cars but fills up quickly during peak season.
While there is limited public transport directly to Glen Etive, services from nearby towns like Dalchully or Inverarnan can bring you within reach. Check the local timetables.
There are no facilities in Glen Etive itself, so it is wise to bring enough supplies for the day. The nearest facilities are in Ballachulish, including cafés and public toilets.
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