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Name:Stob Dubh North Top
Hill number:3666
Height:902m / 2959ft
Parent (Ma):202  Buachaille Etive Beag - Stob Dubh
RHB Section:03B: Loch Linnhe to Loch Etive
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Etive, Catchment Boundaries, Leven (Loch)
Class:High Hills of Britain, Subsimm
(HHB,sSim)
Grid ref:NN 18443 54160
Summit feature:cairn
Drop:22m
Col:880m  NN182537  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 41
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Survey:obvious summit
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From Glen Coe, standard route to reach ridge of Buachaille Etive Beag, on to Stob Dubh N Top (also visiting nearby knoll to be sure) and camping nearby. Descent back to glen and crossed to climb the end of the Beinn Fhada ridge (following a slight shelf under the crags before climbing up to the ridge). On to Beinn Fhada far E top, NE top and Beinn Fhada itself. Return by same route. Some steep terrain, excellent views all round.RobertP15/10/2023
Stob Dubh North Top, Stob Dubh and Stob Coire Raineach from parking at A82.JasonStark14/10/2023
Stob Coire Raineach, Stob DubhBarns15004/09/2023
2 of 3 from the CProbertphillips08/07/2023
Today myself and Alma Aurea decided to have an easier munro day after a long day on the mountains yesterday, but we wanted to continue to enjoy the great weather so opted for a scenic walk on Buachaille Etive Beag. A very pleasant walk to the two munros, completed with no problems.meltdiceburg01/06/2023
Three peaks of Buchaille Etive BeagArbie21/04/2023
From beehive carpark, a nice easy one for a change. Super path all the easy to the Beallach. Climb to the north top easy enough too. Superb viewsstig_nest31/08/2022
With: hb; From CP above Meeting of Three Waters, up excellent path to bealach on ridge, then up Stob Coire Raineach. Then along ridge to Stob Dubh north top and summit. Great views down Glen Etive. Returned down path to CP. Excellent weatherIan Baines08/05/2022
bday trip with alisaryancomet24/02/2022
On the way to the top with the family.PaulJN20/08/2021
Wee Buchaille from A82thekirkie pirate23/07/2021
Shepherds of Etive - Steven Fallon's route for 4 munros of Buachaille Etive Mor and Etive Beag in Glencoehummusg13/07/2021
As per WH route with Peter & Nikki. Great day out.TRG31830/06/2021
On the way to Stob Coire Raineach.JAdair9705/06/2021
Both Buachailles in a single day: Altnafeadh - BEB car park - Stob Coire Raineach - Stob Dubh N Top - Stob Dubh - back to bealach - Lairig Gartain - Stob Coire Altruim - Stob na Broige - Stob na Doire - Stob Coire na Tulaich - Stob Dearg - Altnafeadh - bus stop at ski centre road end.Mark Jackson29/07/2020
as part of climbing the two munros. great day out and two straight forward munrosNicky C31/10/2019
From waterfall car park. Cold, calm and overcast.iangalbraith21/10/2019
Stob Dubh (958m) and Stob Coire Raineach (925m) on the Buachaille Etive Beag ridge. I was lucky to catch some good views on each summit as I battered by a flurry of snow between them, 4:30hrs all in.chillyman805/05/2019
Buachaille Etive Beag from the cairn car parkTisteln19/08/2018
Route: Waterfall carpark on A82 near Glencoe - ‘Buachaille Etive Beag - Stob Coire Raineach’ - Stob Dubh North Top - ‘Buachaille Etive Beag - Stob Dubh’ - Waterfall carpark on A82 near Glencoe. Stats: 4hrs21, 8.43km, 1,009m ascent. Weather: warm & clear, although cool at summits. Notes: got bee stuck down back of rucksack.millionmts11/08/2018
Standard route up Stob Coire Raineach, Stob Dubh North Top and Stob Dubh, a great wee ridge with quality views from both summits.Chris Mac16/07/2018
From parking just E of The Study. Up the obvious path onto the ridge at the saddle point, then Stob Dubh, Stob Coire Raineach and back down.welshyboyo03/07/2018
A slog up to the bealach on a scorcher of a day and the usual traverse of the ridge. Superb views but could have done with a parasol today.milimana27/06/2018
With Adam from BHMC under winter conditions after the front Munro. Then along the ridge.alwaysinshorts13/01/2018
Self on xmass club weekend, not too good weatherJamesSDonald01/12/2017
See entry for Hill 209PeakyPete17/09/2017
Craig Brackenridge, Ray Brown, Paul Chapman, Alec Hernandez, Barry McGarahanian-e20/05/2017
With Lynn, Peter, Gemmanix_snilloc04/04/2017
Shame on me Dianne thought this was the summit was not overly happy when I pointed out where the summit actually was. Looks more dramatic from a distance than it did while climbing itLizzieG23/10/2016
From Dalness in Glen Etive, up to Stob Dubh, along to Stob Coire Raineach, down to Lairig Gartain and return to Dalnesskdbennett17/09/2016
Weather fair.MountainMac23/05/2016
Park up at A82 in Glencoe then up to Stob DubhGaryG15/02/2016
From glencoe valley, lots of wind slabemily14/02/2016
on Buachaille Etive Beag dayspwheeler23/05/2015
Buachaille Etive Beag in snow and cloud - warm up for Aonach Eagach Ridge the following day.Jim Cooper13/02/2015
On Own - Buachaille Etive Beag ridge. In the clag - as for the other Buachaille two years agoCrib Goch20/07/2014
GLENCOE WEEKEVERTON06/05/2014
A nice half-day walk from the car park in Glen Coe. We went up Lairig Eilde and then onto Etive Beag. We sent first for Stob Dubh and then back across to Stob Coire Raineach.Ginger Dave19/04/2014
Buachaille Etive Mor & Buachaille Etive Beag. Good walk and very good weather. No real tricky bits but cracking views. Found an obvious grassy ascent to link in the Etive Beag range. To top the day a couple of RAF Hawks flew very low through the valley as I was descending - pretty much at eye level - awesome!scholesy05/10/2012
second ascent, 3 in party, very windy on the tops, with snow and spindrift. climbed the first munro quickly from the car park on the new path to the col. returned to the col and continued out over a minor top before reaching the second munro, clear views but gust were strong enough to knock you over return same way, taking a more direct descent from the minor top.rum doodle 24/02/2012
sololittle al07/11/2011
Warm sunny day. Latish start - left car at 12 noon. I was suffering from a cold/chest infection, probably caught from Cathal. We lost the trodden way up to the col and made heavy weather of the ascent. But slow and steady got there (7 hours away from car, ie very slow should have been about 5.5 - 6 hours). Descent was better than expected. bar meal and drinks at Bridge of Orchy on way home.langskill03/07/2011
North - South traverse of the ridge from Glen Coe to Glen Etive. Accompanied by iain Page and Sarah Chalmers. Lovely sunny day with hazy views north to Ben Nevis.andy22/04/2011
between the the 2 munros.robertphillips17/04/2011
On route between the two MunrosRoblex10/10/2010
7 & 9 of 10: Out from Stob Coire Altruim. Return from Stob Dubh.ChrisR17/09/2010
Bob & Duke Wednesday 24th/04/2010 Z 1326 apx !!!?DukeNukem24/04/2010
with Dale in snowrambler_gary02/03/2010
Done with Simon, James and the lads when we did the entire ridge.Aimless Rambler29/07/2009
From Lairig Eilde via Stob Dubh in snow.Wheelsy29/12/2007