Beinn Tulaichean

A Munro of 946 metres above the farm at Inverlochlarig, at the head of Balquhidder Glen, climbed from the road end there.

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Beinn Tulaichean rises to 946 metres above Inverlochlarig, where the road up Balquhidder Glen ends, in the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

Its partner, Cruach Ardrain, stands 1,046 metres high, under two kilometres away. Inverlochlarig Farm, run by the same family since 1877, is on the site of the house where Rob Roy died in 1734.

The park authority gives Inverlochlarig as the start for both hills, from the farm's small, free car park at the road end. From Crianlarich the way goes over Cruach Ardrain first. The owners of the land may be busy with deer management and other farming, the park authority says, so follow any signs. No avalanche forecast covers the hill, but that does not mean there is no risk under snow. Choose a day with a good forecast, and carry a map, a compass and warm clothes.

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The Daily for 3 November, from Scotland with love. Black cattle graze a fort mound above a river valley, a farmhouse and white cottages scattered among green fields and autumn woodland.
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