Stob an Eas

Stob an Eas reaches an elevation of 732 meters with a prominent trig point and cairn marking the peak within the Arrochar Alps range.

The mountain's name originated from Gaelic language, translating to 'Peak of the Waterfall' and reflecting the geographical features of the region.

Local mountaineering groups regularly organize guided walks through the surrounding trails, connecting hikers with traditional Scottish mountain climbing practices.

Access to the mountain begins from forestry tracks at Hell's Glen, with navigation requiring Landranger Map 56 or Explorer Maps OL37N for proper orientation.

The summit features remnants of an older trig point near the current one, while a rock outcrop located 10 meters north potentially exceeds the marked peak.

Location: Argyll and Bute

Part of: Arrochar Alps

GPS coordinates: 56.22527,-4.92737

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:49