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Name:Beinn an Lochain
Hill number:1419
Height:901.7m / 2958ft
RHB Section:19C: Loch Fyne to Bute and the Firth of Clyde
County/UA:Argyll and Bute
Catchment:Fyne, Catchment Boundaries, Long & Goil
Watershed:Ardlamont Point to Fife Ness, Firth of Clyde
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Corbett, High Hills of Britain,
Yeaman, Deleted Munro Top
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,C,HHB,Y,xMT,P600,P500)
Grid ref:NN 21808 07887
Summit feature:small cairn
Drop:640m
Col:261.7m  NN 2300 0740  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 56
(1:25k) OL37N OL39S 363N 364S
Observations:cairn 100m NE at NN 21865 07960 is lower
Survey:Leica Disto D510/Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 474 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
The weather cleared on my way home from Cowal and I couldn't resist an opportunistic reascent. All very enjoyable, with mist coming and going from the summitColin Crawford20/03/2024
Early start, snow, soft and fresh, and some ice on top. No view. Usual procession of ill equipped people.Capt Malbec03/03/2024
frosty morning solo ascent, though plenty of others out too, icy path lower down. views from the top stunning - south to arran and holy isle (and the merrick), north to ben nevis and stob coire easain, and all points in between. one more P600 ticked off the list :-)sciuro25/11/2023
chazzyboy1925/10/2023
Misty and breezy on top. No views todayTamCollie16/07/2023
patrick16/06/2023
Late afternoon ascent up NE ridge. Great walk with great views. Went to both cairns.PeterD08/06/2023
Delyoung07/06/2023
Beinn an Lochain from near Butterbridge (Walkhighlands route)hummusg02/06/2023
Breaking up the drive from Glasgow to Machrihanish. Lovely hill on a blue sky day!quadbarrel30/05/2023
Straight up and down from Butterbridge. Warm and sunny, on our way to Jura.Geoff Briggs26/05/2023
Bike 'n Hike from Loch Restil. to Glean Mor. Cruach nan Mult, Stob and Eas, Beinn an LochanHuwel04/05/2023
PVokes22/04/2023
helenrennard01/04/2023
TommyG04/03/2023
pattoland04/03/2023
Wet day, windy on the top with Dave. Anti-clockwise loop starting at Rest & be Thankfulmike__riley03/02/2023
decibel03/02/2023
davezeking02/01/2023
Pommyjon19/11/2022
Fletch17/09/2022
SunnyAdventures12/09/2022
Start 9:30. Standard route up excellent NE ridge; good path all the way. In cloud most of the way; no view at top. But dry. Very pleasant walk. Finish 12:30dbb17/08/2022
with Franceslangskill16/07/2022
 yorkielad19/05/2022
ScottyBoy7614/05/2022
Up the usual NE ridge from the lay-by on the A83 S of Butterbridge. Very boggy low down but improving with altitude. Path incredibly eroded in places. Great hill thoughRockdoctor12/05/2022
Am Bodach20/04/2022
Stavanger Toestub18/04/2022
GuyF04/04/2022
soloMunroist393518/03/2022
Up the NE ridge. Frozen turf and final 60-80 of old steep snow. Glorious clear sunny day.N.Morters05/03/2022
With Janice in thick fog, icy conditions underfoot and tricky near the summit. A good day.Play2End21/12/2021
Up and down from from A83.rhalstead16/10/2021
GavinTheobald 311/10/2021
As per Walkhighlands route. Straightforward, if steep and wet underfoot after recent heavy rainfall.TRG31810/10/2021
IainK04/09/2021
Gallovidian24/04/2021
Up n Down by the usual rising ridge route. Great views and motorbike noises emanating from the Sunday riders below.summitter11/10/2020
mntainman24/08/2020
Solo - up and down before 11am. Cloud at top.mproudfoot14/06/2020
Solo from layby. First time walking in snow above 750m - and stupidly without ice axe/crampons. Reached point after first steep section at approx. NN222 085 where only option was to continue as retracing steps likely to result in a slip on the hard snow off the rockface. After that, Old Man's Face (approx. NN218 080) only scary bit, but snow much deeper here and less likely to slip. Cloud was down at around 880m. Visited north summit then, I think, south summit before descending to top much further south. Easy, if very steep, grassy drop down to RaBT. Cruach Tairbeirt afterwards. Petrifying day - learned my lesson.iangpark23/03/2020
weaselmaster14/12/2019
Sick Kid14/12/2019
Climbed monolithic groovesGrimpeur123414/11/2019
Afternoon ascent from Easain Dubh with JMcd in fine conditions, clouding up slowly on descent.barnz4830/09/2019
hill walker19/09/2019
medifix15/09/2019
surfthemaze15/07/2019
The NE ridge from Butterbridge CP (the route of the military road, leading over the stone bridge and mapped as a path is now tenanted by a marshy stream). A very enjoyable ridge walk over a series of scrambly steps. The views get better and better, with Cowal and Loch Fyne spreading out before you from the summit.Nick Down114/06/2019