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Elevation
1,165m
3,822 ft
Prominence
304m
Coordinates
56.3707, -4.5358
NN434227
OS Map
51
Explorer: OL46N 365N
At the summit, you'll find a prominent cairn. The views from here are magnificent, offering a panoramic vista of the surrounding mountains and glens.
Stob Binnein is primarily composed of granite and schist, characteristic of the rugged landscape found in the Southern Highlands. The mountain's steep crags and glacial valleys have been shaped over millennia by glacial activity, leaving intriguing geological features.
From the summit, hikers can observe the impressive Ben More and the nearby Cruach Ardrain, as well as the lush glens below and multiple lochs dotting the landscape.
The name 'Stob Binnein' is derived from Gaelic, meaning 'peak of the mountain of the bin, or peak of the mountain.'
The mountain is a popular destination for climbers and has historical significance for local communities as a landmark.
This route starts from the car park at Inverlochlarig (grid ref NN438184) and follows a well-trodden path up the southern ridge of Stob Binnein. The ascent is steep but offers stunning views over Balquhidder Glen and Loch Voil. After reaching the summit, return by the same route.
This is the classic route combining Stob Binnein with its neighbouring Munro, Ben More. Starting from Benmore Farm (grid ref NN432244), ascend Ben More first via a steep and unrelenting path. From its summit, descend to the bealach and then climb the south ridge of Stob Binnein. Return to the starting point by retracing your steps down Ben More.
This less frequented route begins from a small parking area near Auchessan (grid ref NN475276). Follow a track into Coire Chaorach before ascending the western ridge of Stob Binnein. This route offers a quieter and more scenic ascent, with expansive views of the surrounding hills. Descend by the same route.
Starting from Inverlochlarig, this route forms a circular walk by ascending Stob Binnein via its south ridge and descending via the eastern slopes into Coire an Lochain. It involves some pathless sections and navigation skills are essential. The descent offers beautiful views over the glen.
For experienced walkers, this high-level traverse begins at Benmore Farm and ascends Ben More. From there, continue over the bealach to Stob Binnein before descending steeply into Coire an Lochain and returning to the farm. This challenging route rewards with panoramic views and a sense of achievement.
The nearest parking is located at Inveroran Hotel on the A82, providing access to pathways leading up to Stob Binnein.
The nearest train station is in Crianlarich, from where local buses run towards the Glen Dochart area, though service can be limited.
There are no facilities on the mountain, but you can find cafes and toilets in Crianlarich.
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Grid Ref: NN434227
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