Scotland
Stob Coire Bhuidhe
857M
2811FT
About Stob Coire Bhuidhe
Perched as a Munro Top of the mighty Ben Lui, this peak serves as a magnificent grandstand for the 'Queen’s' north-eastern face. It’s ideal for hikers who enjoy the ridge-walking experience without the crushing social pressure of a primary summit cairn.
Key Statistics
Rank
46th Highest in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
Parent Range
Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
Prominence
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41.7m
Nearest Town
Crianlarich
Geology
Silurian Slates & Gritstone
Find It
OS Grid Reference
NN409228
Latitude
56.3707°N
Longitude
4.5776°W
Did You Know?
- •It forms a vital part of the traverse of Ben Lui, acting as the sentinel overlooking the steep and craggy Coire Gaothach.
- •The name translates to 'Peak of the Yellow Corrie,' likely referring to the distinct hue of the grasses that cling to its steep slopes.
- •The area is renowned for its rare alpine flora, which thrives in the unusually base-rich soils of this specific massif.
- •Despite its status as a mere 'Top,' the views down into Glen Lochy are superior to those from many full Munros, provided the clouds haven't invited themselves to the party.
- •The descent toward Tyndrum is a masterclass in 'Scottish Bog Management,' where one wrong step can turn a mountain hike into a surprise mud-wrestling match.