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Stob Ghabhar

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Stob Ghabhar is the finest peak of the Black Mount range, with narrow rocky ridges, steep cliffs and deep corries. It is a familiar sight seen across the lochans of Rannoch Moor from the A82.

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Region: Argyll

Altitude: 1090 metres

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Detailed route description and map

Stob Ghabhar & Stob a'Choire Odhair from Victoria Bridge

Other routes and challenges

The classic long day hereabouts is the Black Mount traverse of four Munros. Start with Stob a'Choire Odhair and Stob Ghabhar before following ridges to Clach Liathad. From here Creise can be ascended, and then Meall a'Bhuiridh as the final summit before a descent to the ski-centre.

Walker-friendly accommodation in the area

Tyndrum and Dalmally Hotels

Tyndrum and Dalmally B&B

Tyndrum and Dalmally cottages

Argyll Hostels

Panoramic summit view (click to open)




Users' walk reports for Stob Ghabhar

There are 3894 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Stob Ghabhar. They have contributed 98 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
  11/06/2015  42 M8
  11/05/2019  16 M7
  14/04/2012  16 M2
  15/05/2016  13 M4
  02/07/2011  12 M2
  22/03/2017  9 M1
  30/07/2015  9 M2
  06/10/2017  8 M2
  05/04/2015  8 M2
  20/09/2014  6 M1G1
  25/02/2018  5 M2
  20/08/2017  5 M3C1
  01/02/2019  4 M2
  08/10/2017  4 M2S1
  21/07/2016  4 M1
  01/10/2014  4 M2
  25/08/2014  4 M4
  23/08/2014  4 M2
  31/07/2012  4 M2
  19/05/2012  4 M2
  18/11/2018  3 M2
  08/07/2017  3 M2
  08/11/2014  3 M4
  14/11/2011  3 M2
  20/08/2011  3 M2
  22/04/2011  3 M4
  21/04/2017  2 M2
  22/10/2016  2 M1
  21/10/2016  2 M2
  26/05/2016  2 M2
  22/08/2015  2 M4
  13/05/2015  2 M2
  13/07/2013  2 M7
  22/06/2013  2 M2
  25/05/2013  2 M6
  01/07/2011  2 M2
  28/06/2011  2 M2
  05/03/2011  2 M4
  06/06/1994  2 M1
  28/05/2018  1 M4
  02/11/2017  1 M1
  17/07/2017  1 M2
  07/06/2017  1 M2
  03/05/2017  1 M2
  30/04/2017  1 M1
  03/07/2016  1 M6
  14/06/2015  1 M2
  11/06/2015  1 M2
  18/04/2015  1 M2
  14/07/2014  1 M2
  04/05/2014  1 M3
  29/04/2014  1 M2
  17/08/2013  1 M3
  26/07/2011  1 M2
  04/07/2011  1 M2
  07/05/2011  1 M2
  27/11/2010  1 M2
  09/10/2010  1 M2
  09/10/2010  1 M2
  18/07/2010  1 M6
  12/05/2010  1 M2
  14/09/2019  0 M1
  23/08/2019  0 M2
  27/10/2017  0 M2
  04/09/2016  0 M2
  23/05/2016  0 M2
  23/08/2015  0 M2
  30/06/2015  0 M4
  08/06/2015  0 M2
  13/07/2013  0 M2
  09/09/2012  0 M2
  04/06/2012  0 M2
  19/05/2012  0 M2
  22/04/2012  0 M2
  22/04/2012  0 M2
  15/04/2012  0 M2
  13/04/2012  0 M2
  17/03/2012  0 M2
  02/03/2012  0 M2
  02/02/2012  0 M2
  28/01/2012  0 M1
  06/11/2011  0 M2
  16/04/2011  0 M2
  16/04/2011  0 M2
  31/10/2010  0 M1
  23/10/2010  0 M2
  16/10/2010  0 M2
  13/10/2010  0 M2
  09/10/2010  0 M2
  12/09/2010  0 M2
  12/06/2010  0 M2
  12/05/2010  0 M1
  08/05/2010  0 M1
  12/10/2009  0 M2
  12/08/2009  0 M2
  05/07/2009  0 M2
  18/04/2009  0 M4
  06/07/2008  0 M1

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