Beinn Chuirn

Beinn Chuirn rises to an elevation of 880 meters, featuring steep slopes and a defined peak marked by a stone cairn at its summit.

The mountain has been a reference point for local communities since medieval times, serving as a natural boundary between the regions of Argyll and Bute and Stirling.

Local mountaineering groups maintain detailed records of ascents to Beinn Chuirn, contributing to Scotland's strong tradition of hill walking and peak climbing.

Hikers can access multiple walking routes to reach the summit, with the most direct path starting from the designated parking area near grid reference NN280292.

The mountain registers a prominence of 446 meters, qualifying it as a Marilyn, a classification specific to British and Irish peaks above certain relative heights.

Location: Argyll and Bute

Location: Stirling

Elevation above the sea: 880 m

GPS coordinates: 56.42361,-4.78915

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:03