All The Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills in The Crianlarich Hills area of Scottish Region 1: The Firth of Clyde to Strath Tay as a detailed list

The Crianlarich Hills area of Scottish Region 1: The Firth of Clyde to Strath Tay region is the area enclosed by an imaginary line connecting:

If you count only the Corbetts there are 7 tops to climb, bag & conquer and the highest point is Ben Ledi at 879m (2,884ft).


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1. Beinn a' Choin

769m (2,522ft)


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  • Corbett (210th)
  • Marilyn (414th in Scotland, 453rd in GB)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL39
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 50 and 56

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    2. Stob Fear-tomhais (Ceann na Baintighearna)

    772m (2,534ft)

    Stob Fear-tomhais (Ceann na Baintighearna) Photo by Bruce McMalcolm
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  • Corbett (205th)
  • Marilyn (409th in Scotland, 446th in GB)
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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL46
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 57

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    3. Creag Mac Ranaich

    809m (2,655ft)


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  • Corbett (141st)
  • Marilyn (344th in Scotland, 371st in GB)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL46
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 51

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    4. Benvane

    821m (2,695ft)


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  • Corbett (122nd)
  • Marilyn (324th in Scotland, 349th in GB)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL46
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 57

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    5. Meall an t-Seallaidh

    852m (2,796ft)


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  • Corbett (90th)
  • Marilyn (293rd in Scotland, 314th in GB)
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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL46
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 51

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    6. Stob a' Choin

    869m (2,852ft)

    Stob a' Choin Photo by Bruce McMalcolm
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  • Corbett (63rd)
  • Marilyn (266th in Scotland, 284th in GB)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL46
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 56

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    7. Ben Ledi

    879m (2,884ft)

    Ben Ledi Photo by Rob Sutherland
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  • Corbett (53rd)
  • Marilyn (255th in Scotland, 271st in GB)
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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): OL46
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 57

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    ○ 20.1. The Isle of Arran

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    ○ 26.1. The Cunninghame Hills

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    ○ 27.1. The Pentland Hills

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