South Highlands, Loch Lomond, An Caisteal and Beinn a’chroin

An Caisteal & Beinn a’ Chroin –

Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park

💧 Water sources: Yes – burns and streams throughout approach
🚴 Bike & Hike: No
🏕️ Wild camp: Yes
🏊 Wild swim: Yes – nearby river and loch access

A rugged Southern Highlands pair with steep ascents, narrow ridge sections, and rougher terrain around Beinn a’ Chroin. A rewarding traverse with excellent views across Crianlarich and surrounding peaks.

(Munro) An Caisteal 995m
Lat, Long 56.338251, -4.625574
OS Grid Ref NN378193

(Munro) Beinn a’ Chroin 940m
Lat, Long 56.332514, -4.599293
OS Grid Ref NN394186

9 miles | 5–7 hours | bog*** | hike***
deer stalking enquiries: 01301 704229

Conditions: steep climbs, boggy lower ground, rough rocky sections between summits, exposed ridge terrain in poor weather

Access notes: commonly started from lay-bys near Crianlarich on A82, established hill paths lead onto ridge linking both Munros

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