The Munros:
Ben Lawers and Glen Lyon.
Ben Lawers and Glen Lyon.
The Munros of Ben Lawers and Glen Lyon, the highest first. See them on the map.
Ben Lawers.
1,214 metres
Ben Lawers, 1,214 metres, stands above Loch Tay: the highest mountain in Tayside, in its owner's words, and the name of a National Nature Reserve.
Read about Ben LawersMeall Garbh.
1,123 metres
Meall Garbh stands in the Ben Lawers range above Loch Tay. An Stuc is under a kilometre to the south-west, Ben Lawers itself about two and a half kilometres to the south and Meall Greigh about three to the east. It is the thirty-second highest of the Munros, a few metres taller than An Stuc beside it.
Read about Meall GarbhAn Stuc.
1,117 metres
An Stuc stands among the Ben Lawers hills in Perth and Kinross, with close neighbours on either side. Meall Garbh is under a kilometre to the north-east, and Ben Lawers itself is about two kilometres to the south.
Read about An StucBeinn Ghlas.
1,103 metres
Beinn Ghlas stands above Loch Tay on the Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve. Ben Lawers itself is its next-door neighbour, under a kilometre and a half to the north-east, and Meall Corranaich is just as close to the north-west.
Read about Beinn Ghlas
Schiehallion.
1,083 metres
Schiehallion stands on its own between Loch Rannoch and Loch Tay: a sharp cone from the west, a long whaleback from either side.
Read about SchiehallionMeall Corranaich.
1,067 metres
Meall Corranaich, 1,067 metres, stands in the Ben Lawers range in Perth and Kinross, on one side of Coire Odhar with Beinn Ghlas on the other.
Read about Meall CorranaichMeall nan Tarmachan.
1,044 metres
Meall nan Tarmachan stands above Loch Tay in Perth and Kinross, with the Ben Lawers hills for neighbours: Meall Corranaich is about three and a half kilometres to the north-east and Ben Lawers itself between five and six.
Read about Meall nan TarmachanCarn Mairg.
1,043 metres
Carn Mairg is the highest of the four Munros on the north side of Glen Lyon in Perthshire, above Invervar. Schiehallion is its neighbour across the hills, about four and a half kilometres to the north-east.
Read about Carn MairgMeall Ghaordaidh.
1,040 metres
Meall Ghaordaidh stands over Glen Lochay near Killin, where Perth and Kinross meets Stirling. It is about seven and a half miles west of Ben Lawers but not part of that range, and it keeps to itself: the nearest Munro, Stuc an Lochain, is about six kilometres to the north-west.
Read about Meall GhaordaidhCarn Gorm.
1,030 metres
Carn Gorm is one of four Munros on the north side of Glen Lyon in Perthshire, above Invervar, and is not to be confused with Cairn Gorm in the Cairngorms.
Read about Carn GormMeall Greigh.
1,001 metres
Meall Greigh stands at the north-east end of the Ben Lawers range, above Loch Tay in Perth and Kinross. At 1,001 metres it only just clears the 1,000-metre mark, and each of its neighbours along the range is higher.
Read about Meall GreighMeall na Aighean.
981 metres
Meall na Aighean is one of the four Munros on the north side of Glen Lyon in Perthshire, above Invervar. Together they are sometimes called the Glen Lyon Horseshoe.
Read about Meall na AigheanMeall Garbh.
968 metres
This Meall Garbh stands on the north side of Glen Lyon in Perthshire, one of the four Munros of the Carn Mairg group. It is not to be confused with the higher Meall Garbh of the Ben Lawers range, across the glen to the south.
Read about Meall GarbhStuc an Lochain.
960 metres
Stuc an Lochain, Stuchd an Lochain in Gaelic, stands on the south side of Loch an Daimh, above Glen Lyon in Perth and Kinross.
Read about Stuc an LochainMeall Buidhe.
932 metres
This is the Glen Lyon Meall Buidhe, in Perth and Kinross, on the north side of Loch an Daimh. It is not to be confused with the Meall Buidhe in Knoydart.
Read about Meall BuidheMeall a' Choire Leith.
926 metres
Meall a' Choire Leith stands among the Ben Lawers hills in Perth and Kinross, not to be confused with Spidean a' Choire Leith on Liathach in Torridon.
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