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Name:Beinn Dearg
Hill number:62
Height:427m / 1401ft
RHB Section:01C: Loch Lomond to Strathyre
County/UA:Stirling
Catchment:Forth
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Tump (400-499m), Yeaman
(Ma,Hu,Tu,4,Y)
Grid ref:NN 58881 03785
Summit feature:ground 1m S of fence junction
Drop:212m
Col:215m  NN569036  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 57
(1:25k) OL46S 365S
Observations:ground 100m NE is about 2m lower
Survey:Abney level
GPS data:show GPS entries for this hill

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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 237 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Good track along by fence from Ben Gullipen. Solo.Dangerous Dave09/03/2024
jgregor27/01/2024
alanm09/08/2023
Stickman28/07/2023
From CP at NN 617047. Track to Ben Gullipen. Good path continues from here to topcarole engel17/06/2023
From Gullipen, returned contouring via the col but boggy and probably not much quicker.Nick Canute17/04/2023
Climbed in round trip via ridge from Nether Glenny Farm as we were staying in one of the SC cottages thereSpudGunn09/03/2023
Parked at the layby opposite the track entrance. Straight up the track to the transmitter, passing by docile cows. Reasonable path to the summit through the heather. Lovely views all around on a bright, breezy, mild lunchtime after morning rain. Returned picking up a faint path on the SE side of Ben Gullipen returning to the track at the zigzag. With PJ and AM. 1000th Marilyn.Owen B15/02/2023
Up and don from main road. 2 of 2thekirkie pirate03/02/2023
pattoland19/08/2022
JFT_9625/07/2022
ketzster25/07/2022
Ben Gullipen and Beinn Dearg from A81. Quite dry underfoot today.RobertP24/06/2022
tcrannoch10/04/2022
ThickIce09/04/2022
chazzyboy1901/02/2022
From Callander via tracks to Ben Gullipen then obvious but boggy path. Descended via Lochan Balloch and path beside outflow burn to reach Rob Roy Way back to Callander.davidpettit8431/12/2021
clanbonham17/12/2021
bobhem2508/12/2021
Using #gill’s v clear description, up and past the mast, where most folks will end their walk. Beyond that , v v boggy and muddy Knee high rushes….VerySlowPlodder01/11/2021
Easy walk up the track to Ben Gullipen from good car park opposite start of track. A clear path continues along the fence towards Beinn Dearg, then goes either over or round the 371m bump and continues up the valley parallel with the Beinn Dearg ridge; just keep going and you'll see an easy grassy path up onto the ridge continuing on to the top. Great views. The path is so easy, I just went back the same way over Ben Gullipen. Don't expect dry feet though, although good, it's pretty soggy.Gill24/10/2021
A Peckish17/10/2021
Lionel Bidwell17/08/2021
Susan Bidwell17/08/2021
A short walk to take in this Marilyn after an earlier walk in woods near Loch Ard with the Stravaigers group.langskill14/06/2021
Parked on the A81 north of Loch Rusky, followed the track up to the transmitters on top of Ben Gullipen, then headed west through the boggy dip and up to Beinn Dearg. I retuned to the track after passing between Ben Gullipen and Letter Hill. Sunny evening (started at 16:15), back to the car at 18:45.chillyman809/04/2021
Chris Mac03/04/2021
From Ben Gullipen. Rough descent to bealach then wet (but mostly frozen) quad bike track most of the way up. Returned using pass between Ben Gullipen and Letter Hill to phone mast track - would have been very wet if not partly frozen.TRG31824/12/2020
Beautiful frosty morning, views to Highland line plastered in snowColin Crawford06/12/2020
Simon Winton16/11/2020
After Gullipen, then back down main forestry track. With F.sclater11/10/2020
From East Lodge car park to end of forest track then directly up through woods onto hill.Winterfloodian25/09/2020
m0jla16/09/2020
MKInnes09/08/2020
Chris Mac19/07/2020
The Rodmiester14/03/2020
weaselmaster08/03/2020
Sick Kid08/03/2020
Parked near start of a track at NN616047. Reasonable parking. 40 mins to Ben Gullipen then 30 mins more to marilyn summit. We felt we did this at a reasonably quick pace. Only 5-10 mins less on descent.willyross22/01/2020
lindaross22/01/2020
From Callander, over bridge to signposted forest track at 627074. Signposted path leads all the way to Ben Gullipen. Quick easy forest track walking. Then followed path along the ridge down to a col, best to stay left on ATV track from the col around the LHS of Ben Dearg until the ATV track meets a path going up hill to the summit(taking off too early as we did is very rough heathery ground). To return returned back down the path and ATV track to the col, then lft through the gap towards the lake, walked clockwise around the loch to the outflow stream. Followed a path down the RHS of the stream for a few hundred metres until it met a path that led to the Rob Roy way and walked down the side of Loch Venachar to Kilmahog, then along the old railway line to Callander (with a refreshment stop in the Laid in in Kilmahog). 18.9km circuitJulieB29/12/2019
sarah mundell22/11/2019
From 616047 (7:55) followed track to Ben Gullipen then along ridge across col to summit. Path and faint ATV track most of the way. Fine and warm with fair views. Return by same route; finish 9:50dbb25/08/2019
Had to start from Balvalachlan due to unhelpfully vague road diversion signs foiling efforts to reach NN616047. At NN629059 a finger-post pointed along an unmapped track going NE, with the words Ben Gullipen 2 3/4 miles - I didn't risk it. TR from Ben Gullipen, nothing steep encountered. A tempting 'path' over the intermediate mound faded out in Ruff'n'Tuff, whereas an unseen path goes L, curling down the S flank, to join an ATV track which leads almost to the summit. Pestered by flies all the way. Yet another lead-grey sky and thus yet another monochrome (and thus uninspiring) view. Has anyone seen the sun lately?Isbjorn25/06/2019
Solo trip. Probably the best view of Ben Ledi. Very steep off Ben Gullipen if you try going along the ridge. There is a path/ATV track in the valley just to S.Invicta1416/05/2019
With Malky and Jackie in loop with Monievreckie. Calm and decent views at first, raining heavily for last hour. Very warm. Rounsfell02/03/2019
dave g08/12/2018
fionnag08/12/2018
From Ben Gullipen with CM. About 2.5 hours return from 618048. Great views over to the Trossachs.bolton04/12/2018
CJM04/12/2018