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Stob Ban (Mamores)

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Stob Ban is a very steep and sharply peaked Munro, one of the finest peaks in the Mamores. It is well seen from many points in lower Glen Nevis.

 You have not climbed Stob Ban (Mamores).

Region: Fort William

Altitude: 999 metres

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Detailed route description and map

Stob Ban and Mullach nan Coirean from Polldubh, Glen Nevis

Other routes and challenges

The route given above can be varied by ascending Stob Ban via its north ridge and Sron Dearg; the ridge above is narrow and has some brief scrambling. Stob Ban could also be included in a route from the Kinlochleven side, although this is less convenient than for the neighbouring peaks to the east.

The classic epic challenge for the hyper-fit is to traverse the whole Mamores ridge in a day - a major undertaking.

Walker-friendly accommodation in the area

Fort William Hotels

Fort William B&B

Fort William Cottages

Lochaber Hostels

Panoramic summit view (click to open)




Users' walk reports for Stob Ban (Mamores)

There are 3988 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Stob Ban (Mamores). They have contributed 91 public walk reports including this summit. . These are ordered below with the most popular ones first. The rightmost column shows how many summits were included in their report, which may help you to find the most relevant reports.

Title AuthorDate walked LikesHills
  25/05/2017  25 M10
  19/07/2011  21 M10
  03/06/2016  16 M10
  16/06/2012  15 M10
  29/04/2011  12 M8
  01/10/2018  11 M9
  11/09/2015  9 M10
  30/07/2015  9 M10
  31/03/2018  8 M2
  12/11/2016  8 M2
  28/05/2016  8 M10
  06/09/2013  8 M2
  27/05/2012  8 M2
  23/08/2014  7 M6
  28/04/2012  7 M2
  19/06/2010  7 M2
  12/05/2018  6 M6
  03/07/2015  6 M6
  23/05/2015  6 M2
  14/07/2014  6 M3
  29/04/2016  5 M8
  23/02/2013  5 M2
  13/04/2012  5 M6
  04/02/2010  5 M2
  26/10/2016  4 M2
  13/07/2013  4 M2
  08/06/2013  4 M2
  10/12/2012  4 M3
  21/09/2012  4 M2
  29/07/2012  4 M2
  27/05/2012  4 M2
  14/04/2016  3 M2
  17/10/2015  3 M2
  08/06/2015  3 M2
  21/04/2015  3 M2
  21/09/2014  3 M2
  10/08/2013  3 M6
  16/08/2010  3 M10
  07/06/2018  2 M2
  29/04/2018  2 M2
  10/07/2017  2 M10
  09/10/2016  2 M2
  09/10/2016  2 M2
  16/04/2016  2 M2
  23/08/2014  2 M5
  28/05/2014  2 M5
  29/10/2012  2 M1
  25/08/2012  2 M2
  02/11/2011  2 M2
  17/09/2011  2 M2
  14/06/2017  1 M2
  09/11/2016  1 M1
  04/10/2016  1 M2
  14/05/2016  1 M2
  07/02/2015  1 M2
  04/06/2014  1 M2
  31/05/2014  1 M1
  20/01/2014  1 M2
  14/06/2013  1 M2
  09/06/2013  1 M2
  02/11/2012  1 M1
  21/10/2012  1 M2
  23/09/2012  1 M2
  23/09/2012  1 M2
  18/06/2012  1 M2S1
  10/06/2012  1 M3
  15/04/2012  1 M2
  31/03/2012  1 M9
  24/03/2012  1 M2
  31/10/2011  1 M2
  12/07/2011  1 M6
  16/10/2010  1 M3
  26/09/2017  0 M2
  15/08/2016  0 M9
  30/04/2016  0 M2
  23/10/2015  0 M2
  05/09/2015  0 M8
  26/05/2014  0 M2
  16/05/2014  0 M2
  05/04/2012  0 M2
  12/11/2011  0 M2
  12/10/2010  0 M4
  04/09/2010  0 M9
  24/07/2010  0 M3
  10/07/2010  0 M2
  04/03/2010  0 M2
  24/09/2009  0 M2
  03/07/2009  0 M2
  03/06/2009  0 M6
  14/05/2009  0 M2
  31/01/1987  0 M2

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