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Name:Cnoc Glen Nant
Hill number:11146
Height:151m / 495ft
Parent (Ma):1386  Beinn Ghlas
RHB Section:19A: Oban to Loch Fyne
County/UA:Argyll and Bute
Catchment:Etive
Class:Tump (100-199m)
(Tu,1)
Grid ref:NN 00471 28703
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:33m
Col:118m  NM999284  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 50
(1:25k) 360N 376 377W
Observations:forestry has been felled; ground 50m W at NN 00421 28706 is lower
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 8 users)ByDate of Ascent
Surprisingly enjoyable little hill, done late in the day. I hadn't expected that most of the woodland would be broadleaf, conifers noticeable by their absence. The final rough track was quite walkable and got me to within two hundred meters of the top. I checked out all of the contour rings but my altimeter suggested that the listed high point is accurate. It was almost dark when I regained the car park.Colin Crawford28/11/2022
Bus along B845 to Glen Nant National Nature Reserve car park. A pleasant and easily-graded stroll north-westwards along most of the length of the forest road. Near the far end of this there are forestry tracks shown on online 1:25k maps in addition to what is on printed versions, but these are very rough, overgrown, and hard to detect. The critical junction about 0015 2850 is in railway terms a “trailing junction”, and easy to miss, but the very rough track north-eastwards from there for about 250 metres passes to the west of the summit, which is then reached over very rough ground. Several tops of very similar height. Cool and misty early on, warmer and sunnier later with thin high cloud. Ben Cruachan playing hide-and-seek to the north-east. Return much the same way, and surprise encounter in car park with fellow-student from fifty years back!mainnirnamfiadh28/08/2021
With Adrian Rayner and Darren Giddins exploring all three 150m contour rings in light drizzlevegibagger20/05/2018
All tops done with Dazingdale and Charles Everett.Adrian20/05/2018
With Adrian and Charles, an exploration of the knolls in a felled area of the Caledonian Forest reserve, recording 157m @ NN 00475 28702, the most Northerly of the Four knolls visited. I also recorded 155m @ NN 00443 28565, 152m @ NN 00103 28604 and 156m @ NN 00266 28490. Unfortunately I had to abandon hopes of bagging Am Barr as I had run out of time and needed to catch the train back to Glasgow and then back home, whereas Adrian and Charles later bagged that top!Dazingdale20/05/2018
Be aware this is not the hill in the nature reserve but much further along the track. Felled trees at summit area , maybe they were non native ?chalky195324/04/2018
beckybags07/04/2019
A Peckish06/04/2019