- Stùc a'
Chroin (Scottish Gaelic: Stùc a' Chrodhain, 'cloven hoof peak') (also
translated as 'hill of the
little sheepfold' or 'peak of danger') is a mountain...
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Beinn a'
Chroin is a
mountain in the
Breadalbane region of the
Scottish Highlands, six
kilometres south of Crianlarich. With a
height of 941
metres (3...
-
August 2020, the SMC
confirmed that
Beinn a'
Chroin West Top at 938m was
deleted as a
Munro Top and
Beinn a'
Chroin East Top
became the new
Munro Top at 940...
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mountains in Scotland". 1c. Loch
Lomond to
Strathyre Beinn a'
Chroin (941.4 m) Gaelic:
Beinn a'
Chroin [peɲ ə ˈxɾɔɲ] Ben
Lomond (974 m) Gaelic:
Beinn Laomainn...
- Ardvorlich, and a
short distance north of the
neighbouring mountain Stùc a'
Chroin. Ben
Vorlich reaches a
height of 985
metres (3,232 ft),
making it a Munro...
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skyline of Stirling, with the
castle at the top of the hill and Stùc a'
Chroin mountain behind Stirling Bridge Wallace Monument Robert the
Bruce statue...
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Scotland 138 536 Stuc a'
Chroin 975 252 3,199 827 01B 57 56.328724353837;-4.2382580461179 NN617174] Ma,M...
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north looking towards the
Southern Highlands. Ben Lomond, Ben Ledi, Stùc a'
Chroin and Ben
Vorlich are
especially prominent.
Looking to the
south gives excellent...
- 232 ft),
Lochearnhead Beinn Dubhchraig (978 m; 3,209 ft),
Tyndrum Stuc a'
Chroin (975 m; 3,199 ft),
Lochearnhead Ben
Lomond (974 m; 3,196 ft),
Balmaha Meall...
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Lubnaig and is
often climbed in
conjunction with the
nearby Munro Stùc a'
Chroin. "Beinn Each".
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Beinn Each". walkhighlands...
