Hill: Glas Bheinn (Rannoch)
Type: Sub2k
Height: 501m
I had climbed its partner a couple of years ago so it was time to get this off the list. I was going to do the double before but heavy rain made me skip this one. Guess what forecast was for today, heavy rain possibly thunder.
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From start Glas Bheinn high point on left |
As I neared the fence end I spotted an ATV track that had flattened some grass. Excellent as I thought I was full on cross country from here. This is red deer land so I presume it was a rare stalker incursion.
Rather than heading for the top directly this approach took me to the lowest point of the ridge.![]() |
Pause for the view |
Finally reached the cairn(s) the diddy one is the real top. Despite being a short hill I knew the views would be impressive and despite the dreichness they were still plenty good. Need to do this on a blue sky winters day when they would be awesome.
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Loch Ba |
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Black Mount Munros with Meall Mor in foreground |
Rannoch moor spread out in front with its multiple water sources, the largest Loch Ba, feeding into the distant Loch Rannoch. Behind me 5 mighty Bridge of Orchy Munros. In front the Black Mount Munros with Etive and Glencoe hills in the greyness. This is some viewpoint for no effort.
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Back along the ridge Tyndrum hills in distance |
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Descent back to A82 |
Ascent: 210m
Distance: 3.3km
Time: 1.01
Wildlife: Red Grouse; Meadow Pipit
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