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Elevation
999m
3,278 ft
Prominence
134m
Coordinates
56.4313, -5.0913
NN094308
OS Map
50
Explorer: 377W
The summit is marked by a distinctive cairn and a trig point, both of which provide perfect photo opportunities for the social media savvy.
The mountain is primarily composed of schist and granite, which gives it a rugged appearance. This combination creates a fascinating tapestry of mineral formations, ideal for geology enthusiasts.
From the summit, you can see the magnificent Loch Awe, the rugged peaks of the surrounding hills, and even the distant outline of Ben Cruachan. Bring your binoculars—you might spot some wildlife!
In Scots Gaelic, 'Stob Daimh' translates to 'the peak of the stag', which pays homage to the wildlife that once roamed these highlands.
Stob Daimh is a significant landmark for local climbers and walkers, featuring in many hillwalking routes and guides, symbolizing the spirit of adventure.
A popular yet challenging ascent starting from the A85 near the village of Kilmartin, leading climbers through varied terrain with stunning views of the surrounding hills.
A slightly more straightforward path that traverses through glens, offering beautiful views and a more gradual ascent for those looking to enjoy the journey.
There is parking available at the start of the Golden Eagle Route along the A85, which accommodates several vehicles. Arrive early to avoid disappointment!
Buses run to the nearby village of Dalavich from Oban; however, check schedules as they can be infrequent.
There are public toilets available in nearby Kilmartin, as well as a few cafes in Oban providing refreshments post-hike.
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Grid Ref: NN094308
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