Meall nan Gabhar

Tucked away south of Tyndrum, this quiet Graham offers a peaceful alternative to the busy Munros of the Crianlarich skyline. Its rough, pathless slopes reward the effort with an exceptional vantage point over Glen Falloch and a direct, unobstructed perspective of the mighty Ben Lui massif to the west.

• •The name translates from Scottish Gaelic as the 'Hill of the Goats,' a common naming convention in the Highlands for rugged terrain where feral goats were traditionally found grazing.
• •The summit offers an excellent perspective of the 'Crianlarich Four' to the east, specifically highlighting the steep profiles of Ben More and Stob Binnein.
• •Despite its proximity to the West Highland Way near Auchtertyre, the hill sees relatively few visitors, making it a reliable spot for solitude just a few miles from one of Scotland's busiest walking routes.
• •It is the perfect height for a Graham; just high enough to demand respect from your knees, but just low enough to ensure you won't have to share the summit cairn with a crowd.