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Name:Beinn Tulaichean
Hill number:35
Height:945.8m / 3103ft
Parent (Ma):30  Cruach Ardrain
RHB Section:01C: Loch Lomond to Strathyre
County/UA:Stirling
Catchment:Forth
Class:Hump, Simm, Munro, High Hills of Britain, Murdo,
Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,Sim,M,HHB,Mur,Y)
Grid ref:NN 41664 19598
Summit feature:rock by cairn
Drop:121.8m
Col:824m  NN 4120 2031  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 56
(1:25k) OL46N 365N
Survey:Leica RX1250
Comments:col measured as 824.0m
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Parked in the large layby on A82 to the NW. Followed the River Falloch track. Crossed river and rising traverse onto the Grey Height ridge to Meall Dhamh. As the path began to steeply zig zag up the W side of Cruach Ardrain, contoured around about 880m contour above the crags and steep gullies to the S ridge to bag Beinn Tulaichean, returning for Cruach Ardrain's SW and main tops. The plan was to go onto Stob Garbh but the initial descent off CA looked too challenging for us so we backtracked to Meall Dhamh followed the good path to the wood edge and down to the footbridge Enjoyable hot day with good views all round. With Gillian.richard6929/05/2023
Fom Inverlochlarig, my third ascent of this Munro, this time on my way to the Simm, Stob Glas,NormanW22/05/2023
From the Inverlochlairg walkers' car park (NN 4458 1845). Good track to NN 4343 1876, then turned left and made it up, some faint trods picked up on the way up. On to Cruach Ardrain and Stob Garve plus some intermediate deleted Munro Tops.jonglew23/02/2023
Cruach Ardrain and Beinn Tulaichean starting on the A82 by River Falloch and finishing at Inverlochlarig.Tisteln27/08/2022
Cruach Ardrain and Beinn Tulaichean starting on the A82 by River Falloch and finishing at Inverlochlarig.Dibber27/08/2022
7 Crianlarich Munros done in 3 days.colinfielding01/08/2022
with alisaryancomet20/07/2022
From Inverlochlarig. Up there with the most brutal ascents of my Munros so far - exceedingly steep and about 4 false summits through the cloud and wet. Lots of interesting botany about.iangpark13/07/2022
With Suzannedc9611/07/2022
With Alasdair from Inverlochlarig.duchally07/06/2022
Solo Post PhD cycle touring tripfellie24/05/2022
strong windstonystonehewer11/05/2022
Bran HFB19/03/2022
With Cruach Ardrain, winter conditionsliljonb22/02/2022
Nice day but cloudy tops with Cnrowan19/09/2021
Being Tulaichean and Cruach Ardrain from Inverlochlarig, taking in Cruach Ardain SW top, very steep down after Cruach Ardrain to Stob Barbh and its SE top headed back into the valley towards Stob Binnein from the Bealach, very steep, but not too bad. 15km in 4.5hrsNicky C11/09/2021
Being Tulaichean and Cruach Ardrain from Inverlochlarig.thekirkie pirate30/07/2021
Standard route, with SHC.TRG31825/07/2021
Beinn Tulaichean & Cruach Àrdrain Walkhighlands routehummusg06/06/2021
With D after Cruach Ardrain, nice 1st day out of lockdown back to layby a82Rodge16/04/2021
Tough day in the snowBaz with H&K21/03/2021
Ascent made from Inverlochlarig. Initially a dreary climb but omproving when on the ridge. Straightforward walk to Cruach Ardrain but the summit was in cloud.knarf10/09/2020
Andrew, Chris, Gabby, JaneNHWC25/07/2020
Also did Meall Dhamh & Cruach Ardrain with Laura & Alanduchally20/07/2020
Very wet climb to this one but once up top nice surface to get to the next one Cruach Ardrainsupermario06/07/2020
Cracking day out running with Brian Smith. hard climb up and wet a lot of the way but worth the effort for the views.Kevthecat06/07/2020
An unpleasant struggle in wind and icy hail on snowy icy terrain to the icy cairn , where we did not linger long. Quite pleasant earlier on Stob Glas, but hard work continuing to Cruach Ardrain.Denise 18/03/2020
Windy then wet day up Cruach Ardrain.AJones19/02/2020
Reached from the lay by on the A82 outside Crianlarich, a seven mile walk following the track under the railway line then cutting up to Grey Height over Meall Dhamh and onto Cruach Ardrain, taking seven and a half hours.WAYNE ROWLETT28/04/2019
With SF-MGChris Blake29/03/2019
Started the walk from the car park at Inverlochlarig at the end of Loch Voil. The going is very steep up grassy slopes and no distinct paths to follow until you get closer to the summit. Once at the summit of Beinn Tulaichean I carried on down to the bealach and then up to Cruach Ardrain. The return journey took me back to the bealach between the two mountains and then headed in an Easterly direction down the hill to the farm track in Inverlochlarig Glen. Followed this track back to the starting point. Walk took just over the 5 hours.Anglostark25/03/2019
same trip as Cruach Ardain HardenC01/03/2019
From Inverlochlarig (NN 44575 18461) - Beinn Tulaichean - Cruach Ardrain SW Top - Cruach Ardrain. Intermittent path on the initial ascent of Beinn Tulaichean but becomes more distinct nearer the summit. Ground very wet and slippery on the descent from the bealach between Beinn Tulaichean & Cruach Ardrain SW Top to Inverlochlarig Glen. Good track along the glen back to the car park.david23020124/02/2019
Beinn Tulaichean (946m) and Cruach Ardrain (1046m) accessed from Iverlochlarig, west of Balquhidder. It was a killer ascending up Beinn Tulaichean, through the mist, I had to convince myself to carry on, but the views from the top were incredible. I got my first ever inversion, with all the mountains poking out the mist like islands in the sea. 7:10 hours all in.chillyman824/02/2019
Crianlarich - Stob Garbh - Cruach Ardrain - Beinn Tulaichean - Beinn a' Chroin - An Caisteal - Crianlairich (via West Highland Way). Frozen ground and some snow, patches of blue sky in amongst the clouds.twg2704/12/2018
With Mark.Jonathan Willingham18/11/2018
R Richard Tait09/09/2018
Veryhappybunny16/07/2018
With Crach Ardrainlednock04/07/2018
With Skye & TatianaGrimpeur123430/06/2018
Climbed Beinn Tulaichean and then Cruach Ardrain on a scorcher of a day with my faithful Cockerpoo, Lucy. Beautiful clear skies and panoramic views.honey badger28/05/2018
Beinn Chabair, Beinn a Chroin, An Caisteal, Beinn Tulaichein, Cruach ArdrainHuwel17/05/2018
Completed both Beinn Tulaichean and Cruach Ardrain with Cioch M/C.JamesSDonald13/05/2018
From Inverlochlarig together with Cruach Ardrain.Geoff Briggs07/05/2018
From Crianlarichquadbarrel07/05/2018
Beinglas Farm, Beinn Chabhair, An Caisteal, Beinn a Chroin, Beinn Tulaichean, Cruach Adrain, Stob Binnein, Ben More, Benmore Farm. Day 59 of 59 for all Munros. 25km, +/-3600m, 14 hours. This walk compleats: all the Munros for the second time, Munros in big days (59), and all 55 walks in the Big Walks book.PGCE29/04/2018
46th Munrolojzi86062124/03/2018
An Caisteal - Beinn a'Chroin - Beinn Tulaichean - Cruach Ardrain. Some views and mostly dry. A tough walk - particularly the down and up between Beinn a'Chroin and Beinn Tulaichean.wozzat22/06/2017
Beinn Tulaichean and Cruach Ardrain from Inverlochlarig - WalkHighlands route. Great weather again.Crib Goch09/05/2017
Continued on from Cruach Ardrain - very windy on the ridge - attained summit - scoured of snow - headed off back towards Crianlarichwychwood22/03/2017