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Elevation
721m
2,365 ft
Prominence
215m
Coordinates
56.7871, -5.4165
NM914713
OS Map
40
Explorer: 391
The summit features a classic stone cairn, often adorned with offerings from previous hikers. On a clear day, you might even spot a local sheep or two eyeing you curiously from atop the rocks.
Primarily composed of granite and schist, Stob Mhic Bheathain offers a fascinating study in glacial erosion and weathering. The rugged landscape has been shaped by ancient geological forces, creating dramatic crags and peaks that are a treat for geology enthusiasts.
From the summit, enjoy views of the distant Glen Orchy, Loch Etive and the majestic peaks of the neighbouring Ben Cruachan massif. On a good day, the vista is a visual feast for mountain lovers.
The name 'Stob Mhic Bheathain' roughly translates to 'the peak of the son of the bath' in Gaelic, hinting at a possibly mythical past!
Stob Mhic Bheathain holds cultural significance in Scottish folklore and is a cherished landmark for local hiking communities.
This popular route starts from the village of Tyndrum, leading you through picturesque glens and past tranquil lochs before ascending the mountain's slopes. It's a classic Scottish hike that won't leave you short of breath, at least not from the scenery alone!
Beginning at Achallader Farm, this ascent offers a more direct route up the mountain, with a mix of grassy paths and rocky sections. Perfect for those with a bit of grit and determination!
Parking is available at Achallader Farm. It's advisable to arrive early during peak season, as spaces can fill up quickly.
Buses run from Glasgow to Tyndrum, with connections available to local starting points. Check local timetables for the best options.
There are small cafes and shops in Tyndrum for refreshments, and public toilets available. A hearty meal at the local pub is also a great way to recuperate post-hike.
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