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Name:Troisgeach
Hill number:3978
Height:733m / 2405ft
Parent (Ma):83  Meall an Fhudair
RHB Section:01D: Inveraray to Crianlarich
County/UA:Stirling
Catchment:Leven (Dumbarton)
Class:Simm, Graham Top
(Tu,Sim,GT)
Grid ref:NN 29054 19412
Summit feature:rock
Drop:80m
Col:653m  NN280195  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 50 56
(1:25k) OL39N 364N
Observations:both nearby cairns are lower
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 172 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
From Meall an Fhudair. Solo.Nick Canute25/02/2023
On the way to Meall an Fhudair.Owen B18/09/2022
Over from Meall an Fhudair in cloud. Dropped down steeply to Glen Falloch sometimes using the path and other times losing it.Adrian30/08/2022
Parking was difficult, in the end tucked it in at the end of the rough road (NN 320 198), to the side of the cattle grid but not causing an obstruction. Then back along the road to Glen Falloch Farm where no parking is allowed, climbed over the locked gate and up the Hydro electric road to a small cairn at NN 310 199, from there a very hit and miss track goes up the NE ridge to Troisgeach. A delightful knoll and lochan trek takes one to the main summit of the Corbett, Meall an Fhudair. From here a fairly easy slope down to the bealach near .382, followed by a stiff but straightforward climb to the Graham, Beinn Damhain. Then a long curve keeping to the high ground round to the HF, Garabal Hill. Finally, an easy descent to the bridge over Allt Arnan at NN 296 181 and the hydro road back down. Mostly pathless but great 360 degree all round views (especially of Beinn Bhuide), so the 19km round with 1300m ascent took just short of 7 hours.silveracorn_alan24/08/2022
I was lucky to squeeze into a parking space opposite Falloch farm. The initial walk up the hydro road was straightforward and the point at which to head up the ridge easily found. There was low cloud on the hills - an East coast haar strecthing this far west? It was hot and the pull up the indistinct ridge became progressively more tiring. As I neared the top I emerged above the cloud to magical views of big hill tops poking through the cloud. I also passed over this summit on the way back.langskill23/07/2021
From Glen Falloch. On the way home, before the rain sets in, after 31 days away, bagging 180 Simms and numerous other summits in largely dry weather.PGCE03/07/2021
From ENE, track then interesting ridge, 2nd of 2 quick singles before rain set in. Parking just N of bridge. Then home for a technical break after 4 weeks' SimmsRHW23/05/2021
from Glen Falloch via hydro track to Beinn Daimh then back via Meall an Fhudair and Troisgeach.PaulineD29/04/2021
Third visit and lucky to walk above the cloud. Hot and humidColin Crawford14/08/2020
Garabal hill, beinn damhain repeat, trosgiche, meall nan fhudair repeat, troisgeach repeat, from glenfalloch.robertphillips22/03/2020
CDMC meet Crianlarich. After Meall an Fhudair and Meall nan Caora.clashcityrocker08/02/2020
Up track from Glen Falloch, then by stream up to east ridge. Soon after leaving the A82 ignored new track for construction traffic that drops down under viaduct, staying on old track with bridge over the railway. KeithByTheC01/09/2019
Done from Fyne car park. No doubt an excellent route choice but not on the hottest late August day on record.Oh no I forgot...25/08/2019
Biked in up Glen Fyne to Dam. Picked up two southerly Sims and then out to Troisgeach and the long way back!BaggerGutt25/08/2019
Not sure which is the top, so bagged all the little bumps, with and without cairns.Gill01/06/2017
Solo with Lily from roadend. Initial low cloud but cleared to cold wind but bright day. Ridge from Troisgeach beag to Meall an Fhudair. 4 hours.alexmaclennan20/09/2016
With Phil. Staying at Crianlarich Hotel. Circuit starting up the track from Glenfalloch Farm. Route : B. Damhain-Meall an Fhudair - Meall nan Caora - Troisgeach. Lots of mice holes, some deer. Tea at Drovers Inn.sarahk25/03/2016
With Meall an Fhudair & Beinn Damhainduchally02/04/2015
with K, in snow from Glenfalloch Farm direct,to M na Fhudair, return via lairig to south and track. Deep and soft snow, hard going all day. Dry, v cold <0C, hazy sun. 6hrs in conditionsniallp17/01/2015
1 of 3: From A82 at Glen Falloch Farm.ChrisR20/09/2014
From Glen Falloch farm via the east ridgedavidpettit8420/04/2014
Much cloud all the way to summit which was actually quite hard to find in the cloud. I hope the cairn was on the right top. Combined with Maol Breach, an odd route choice but I was picking up tops I had missed and it worked out a nice day as the cloud cleared later.dickscroop02/04/2014
Hey, what happened to the ridge of high pressure? Misty and a lot of snow on the ground. From Glen Falloch.Martin R13/03/2014
With Hugh, Mick and Alan from K Fellfarers. Poor weather.alwaysinshorts10/01/2014
Peter from Stoney ClubGrah-tfun19/05/2013
with Meall an Fhudairoatcake28/02/2013
Troisgeach, Meall nan Caora & Meall an Fhudair. Solo.Dangerous Dave14/05/2012
with Alex Thomson (Meall an Fhudair)davidsbatty17/01/2012
on the way to fludair.robertphillips30/12/2011
With Smithy from Glen Falloch farm on a sunny & breezy afternoon. Followed the track over the railway & then along the ilne of the Lairig Arnan. Took a slanting line up to the summit. Returned over Meall nan Caora & Troisgeach & then down the ridge back to the start.NotReallyABagger15/08/2011
And 27/08/2023chrispine08/10/2009
Came from Meall nan Caora and before that Meall an Fhudair. Descended to east.campagvelocet18/03/2009
Veryhappybunny18/05/2008
Followed track round to Nrth of main hill, then up flanks and over two tops to main peak before descending south-east side of hill into Larig Arnan and other track branch to start.nordicstar02/01/2007
Climbed with Meall an Fhudair & Meal nan Caora from A82 (Glenfalloch farm).AndyBlair197229/05/2005
JimT03/03/2005
DR MB. Glen Falloch Fm via Gleann nan Caorann track to Meall an Fhudair & return over Troisgeach. Steady rain or drizzle with severe wind chill & cloud base at 300m.Vin29/12/2004
MC JCMartin6601/05/2004
En route from Glen Falloch to Meall an Fhudair.agentmancuso01/02/2003
up north side of ridge from Glen Falloch, nicely lumpy, lochans and lots of high points. snowingWhithaugh27/04/2002
FJB HFB15/12/2001
Galltywenallt21/10/2001
From Glenfalloch farm on way to Meall an Fhudair then on to Beinn Bhuidhe (Munro) cut across by reservoir on way backcelticrambler20/05/2000
Uphill on road over railway and zig zags to track contouring the hillside. Up over tussock, around crags with many false summits to top at 11.50. to Fhudairarranc19/04/2000
On way to the Corbett Meall an Fhudair from the E.Aye Jimmy03/05/1999
Sunny, snowy, good views, warm, fun with new ice axe.iangalbraith17/04/1994
Evening run over Meall an Fhudair and Beinn Damhain.Eddie23/06/1993
Chris Mac25/02/2024
TommyG20/01/2024
saas27/08/2023