A Google Peak Bagging Map of The Cruachan and Glen Lochy Hills area of Scottish Region 3: Loch Leven to Connel Bridge, Strath of Orchy and Glen Lochy a fully detailed list

The Cruachan and Glen Lochy Hills area of Scottish Region 3: Loch Leven to Connel Bridge, Strath of Orchy and Glen Lochy region is the area enclosed by an imaginary line connecting:

  • Loch Etive to Loch Tulla via Glen Kinglass, Loch Dochard & Abhainn Shira to Loch Tulla to the North
  • Loch Tulla to Tyndrum via the A82 to the East
  • Tyndrum to Taynuilt via the A85 through Glen Lochy, Dalmally, Loch Awe, The River Awe and The Pass of Brander to the South
  • Taynuilt to Glen Kinglass via Loch Etive to the West

If you count only the Murdos there are 9 tops to climb, bag & conquer and the highest point is Ben Cruachan at 1,126m (3,696ft).


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1. Meall Cuanail (Ben Cruachan)

918m (3,013ft)


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  • Murdo (427th)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 377
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    2. Sron an Isean (Stob Diamh)

    966m (3,170ft)


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  • Murdo (278th)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 377
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    3. Beinn a' Chochuill

    980m (3,216ft)


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  • Munro (No. 173)
  • Murdo (244th)
  • Marilyn (133rd in Scotland, 136th in GB)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 377
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    4. Stob Garbh (Stob Diamh)

    980m (3,216ft)


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  • Murdo (247th)


    • To walk, climb & bag Stob Garbh (Stob Diamh) use this easy-to-follow walk:

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    5. Beinn Eunaich

    989m (3,246ft)


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  • Munro (No. 156)
  • Murdo (222nd)
  • Marilyn (123rd in Scotland, 126th in GB)


    • To walk, climb & bag Beinn Eunaich use this easy-to-follow walk:

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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 377
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    6. Stob Diamh

    998m (3,275ft)

    Stob Diamh Photo by Timothy Johnstone
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  • Munro (No. 143)
  • Murdo (201st)


    • To walk, climb & bag Stob Diamh use this easy-to-follow walk:

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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 377
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    7. Drochaid Ghlas (Ben Cruachan)

    1,009m (3,312ft)


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  • Murdo (173rd)


    • To walk, climb & bag Drochaid Ghlas (Ben Cruachan) use this easy-to-follow walk:

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    8. Stob Dearg (Taynuilt Peak)

    1,104m (3,623ft)


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  • Murdo (64th)


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    9. Ben Cruachan

    1,126m (3,696ft)

    Ben Cruachan Photo by Clint Trigg
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  • Munro (No. 31)
  • Murdo (42nd)
  • Marilyn (26th in Scotland, 26th in GB)
  • OS Trig Point

    • Ben Cruachan is used for hydro-electric power production with turbines located in a man-made cavern several hundred metres under the mountainside.


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