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Elevation
1,072m
3,517 ft
Prominence
128m
Coordinates
56.6383, -5.0103
NN154536
OS Map
41
Explorer: 384
The summit features a substantial stone cairn offering a perfect photo opportunity. On clear days, the views are breathtaking, making it a favourite among summit baggers.
Stob Coire Sgreamhach is primarily composed of schist, a metamorphic rock that adds a rugged character to the terrain. The twisting ridges and steep faces provide a geological insight into the intense forces that shaped this region during the Caledonian Orogeny.
Panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Buachaille Etive Mor and Loch Etive, are particularly stunning. On a clear day, you may even catch a glimpse of Ben Nevis to the north.
The name 'Sgreamhach' translates roughly to 'the screamer', likely due to the winds that whip across the summit!
Stob Coire Sgreamhach is respected by local mountaineers and is part of the stunning landscape that features heavily in Scottish folklore and outdoor pursuits.
This popular route begins at the car park in Glen Coe (grid reference NN173568) and ascends into the striking Lost Valley. The path climbs steeply through woodland and over rocky terrain before reaching the hidden valley. From here, a challenging ascent up scree and rocky slopes leads to the summit of Stob Coire Sgreamhach. Stunning views of Glen Coe and the surrounding peaks reward the effort.
Starting at the Glen Coe car park (grid reference NN173568), this classic ridge route takes in both Bidean nam Bian and Stob Coire Sgreamhach. The route ascends via Coire nan Lochan, reaching Bidean nam Bian first before continuing along the ridge to Stob Coire Sgreamhach. The descent follows the Lost Valley, completing a dramatic and rewarding circular hike.
This lesser-trodden route starts at the car park near the A82 road (grid reference NN166567) and ascends via the Beinn Fhada ridge. The path offers spectacular views down into the Lost Valley and Glen Coe. After summiting Beinn Fhada, the route continues to Stob Coire Sgreamhach before descending into the Lost Valley. A steep and rocky descent path leads back to the starting point.
This straightforward yet strenuous route takes a direct approach to Stob Coire Sgreamhach via the Lost Valley. Starting from the Glen Coe car park (grid reference NN173568), the route follows the well-marked path into the Lost Valley before tackling the steep climb through scree and rocky terrain to the summit. It’s a shorter alternative to the ridge routes but still very demanding.
This extended circuit begins at the car park below the Three Sisters in Glen Coe (grid reference NN170567). The route ascends past the dramatic buttresses of the Three Sisters into Coire Gabhail, then climbs steeply to Stob Coire Sgreamhach. A ridge traverse connects to Bidean nam Bian before descending through Coire nan Lochan, providing a comprehensive exploration of the area's rugged beauty.
There is a parking area on the A82 near the start of the Coire Ghabhair route, which can accommodate several vehicles.
Regular buses run from nearby towns such as Fort William to the A82, though schedules may vary, so check in advance.
There are no facilities directly at the mountain, but nearby villages offer cafes and toilet facilities; Glen Etive village has a couple of options for a well-deserved post-hike coffee.
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