Stob a' Choire Mheadhoin
A Munro of 1,105 metres, one of the two Easains above the west side of Loch Treig, climbed from Fersit at the end of the Loch Treig road.
Stob a' Choire Mheadhoin, 1,105 metres, is one of the two Easains, the pair of Munros that stand side by side above the west side of Loch Treig.
Its twin, Stob Coire Easain, is about a kilometre to the south-west and ten metres higher. Stob Coire Sgriodain stands about four kilometres to the east.
Most walkers start at Fersit, at the end of the Loch Treig road off the A86, and climb the hill's long north ridge. No avalanche forecast covers the hill: the Lochaber avalanche forecasters place the pair just to the east of their area. Do not count on a phone signal near the hill, and the nearest places of ours to eat are in Fort William. Choose a day with a good forecast, and carry a map, a compass and warm clothes.
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Stob Coire SgriodainA Munro of 979 metres above the east shore of Loch Treig, climbed by its north ridge from Fersit at the end of the Loch Treig road.3 miles as the crow flies
Chno DeargA Munro of 1,046 metres, the higher of the pair east of Loch Treig, climbed from Fersit at the end of the Loch Treig road.4 miles as the crow flies
Na GruagaicheanA Munro of 1,054 metres in the Mamores, climbed from Kinlochleven by an old stalkers' path up Coire na Ba.9 miles as the crow flies
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