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Name:Beinn Ducteach
Hill number:4580
Height:589m / 1932ft
Parent (Ma):48  Beinn a' Choin
RHB Section:01C: Loch Lomond to Strathyre
County/UA:Stirling, Argyll and Bute
Catchment:Catchment Boundaries, Forth, Leven (Dumbarton)
Watershed:Firth of Forth, Ardnamurchan Point to Lowestoft, Cardiff to Cape Wrath, Dover to Cape Wrath, Lowestoft to Duncansby Head, Land's End to John o' Groats, Firth of Clyde, The Lizard to Dunnet Head
Class:Hump, Dodd (500-599m), Highland Five, Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,5,HF,Y)
Grid ref:NN 34858 15423
Summit feature:rock slab with two iron fence posts
Drop:117m
Col:472m  NN341150  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 50 56
(1:25k) OL39N 364N
Survey:obvious summit
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 37 users)ByDate of Ascent
Run from Beinglas down the WHW to Inversnaid, then over Stob an Fhainne, Beinn a' Choin, Maol an Fhithich, Maol an Fhithich West Top, Stob nan Eighrach and Beinn Ducteach.quadbarrel24/03/2024
Cycled into Glen Gyle from Stronachlachar then easy slope up to Beinn Ducteach North Top. Before her West and big sister could be tackled there was the wee matter of Cruach to wander over to. Stob nan Eighrach was next, followed the two Maol an Fhithich outcrops. Back down to the awaiting bike in Glen Gyle, which sped me to a desperately needed cold drink and ice cream at the Stronachlachar cafe on what turned out to be the hottest day of the year to date.summitter04/06/2023
Verge parking at NN 3204 1988 for a circuit of 15 summits. Track to the Ben Glas Burn, then ATV goes most of the way to Maol an Fhithich. 6/15PGCE26/04/2023
I cycled from Stronachlachar up Glen Gyle to 361150 without problem. A round of 2 Simms, this hill and a further 3 sub tumps. Descended from Ducteach to the end of the Glen Gyle road, about 500m North of where I had left my bike.NormanW19/03/2023
Dottie26/02/2023
Tricky29/09/2022
The track up Glen Gyle has been washed away or covered in rubble in several places and the steep bits have had the small grush washed out leaving a very rough pebbly surface. I dumped the bike after 1K. The heat haze prevented any decent photos.Kiltie07/06/2022
AndyS20/04/2022
Simon Winton08/03/2022
Lindsay M22/06/2019
From Cruach across to Beinn Ducteach. An interesting summit with good views down Loch Katrine. Continued to Parlan Hill.LizH25/04/2019
PeterAH25/04/2019
interloper13/04/2019
Fletch13/04/2019
bjewing09/12/2018
parlan hill, beinn ducteach north top, beinn ducteach, stob an eighrach, maol a fhithich, maol an fhithich west top, beinn ducteach west top, cruach, cnap mor, from beinglas farm, wet day.robertphillips29/07/2017
Dave Geere19/04/2017
Alan Whatley22/10/2016
weaselmaster01/10/2016
From Stronlachar with 5741, 48, 3972, 3976 & 4580 returning down Glen Gyle. 13.6 miles, 3870' of ascent, 8 hrs 50 minsJim.Fothergill22/09/2016
mae02/06/2016
Path from Beinglas farm to col then not bad going over Cruach, dry ground helpedalda01/06/2016
6 summit circuit SE from Beinglas Farm. Very nice rocky summit. RHW26/08/2013
ajwxyzt06/07/2013
From Stronachlachar via Glen Gyle. Ben Ducteach (BD)N Top, Cruach, BD W Top, BD, Stob nan Eigrach, Maol an Fhithich, Beinn a'Choin, Stob an Fhainne, Maol Breac a'Bhealaich, Stob a'Choin Dhuibh, Meall Morjimbloomer28/06/2013
neilsan07/03/2013
Machyde30/08/2012
Similar to Andy but included Beinn a'Choin & missed tics & snake.Smudge25/03/2012
Up from Beinglas farm via Cruach. On towards Beinn a' Choin.campagvelocet01/09/2010
Gavin Theobald30/06/2009
Colin Crawford20/12/2005
From Inverarnan Inn, walked with 2 bros & neph to Doune Bothy intent on bagging Beinn a'Choin. Long, tricky climb up Stob nan Eighrach thru' thick ferns forced change of plan. Saw deer, goats & a snake! Removed 12 ticks at home. Long, enjoyable day.AndyBlair197220/08/2005
chalky195314/06/2004
Alan Moore15/02/1997
IainT14/09/1990
From Stronnie.lordtonult15/09/1989
amblemark01/01/1970