Loading...
Name:Cnoc Largie
Hill number:11304
Height:68m / 223ft
Parent (Ma):none
RHB Section:19B: Knapdale and Kintyre
County/UA:Argyll and Bute
Island:Gigha
Class:Tump (0-99m)
(Tu,0)
Grid ref:NR656516 (est)
Drop:47m
Col:21m  NR653513  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 62
(1:25k) 357S
Change log:show changes for this hill entry

Show Map

View on: Geograph  OS Maps  Streetmap  Magic  NLS  OTM

Full screen map

Show/hide GPS File for mountains/markers shown

Show/hide GPX File for mountains shown

Photos
Hill summit photo
(where available)
Hill portrait photo
(where available)

Click on a photo link to view photo on the hillsummits website

To contribute a summit or portrait photo for a hill
please contact the hillsummits website

N.B. Some hill summits are on private property or on land where there is no public right of way.  Permission should be sought from the landowner where access to a hill summit is through private land(*).
*For information about access rights in Scotland see the ScotWays website.
Please report via the contact page any logs you see below which describe or encourage acts of trespass.  Please quote the hill number and hill name.

Logged Descriptions  (logged by 21 users)ByDate of Ascent
I tried a direct line from the west which soon failed due to abundant head high bracken. I had better luck with an approach over the field from Highfield track end. A large area of rough, long grass gave way to a thin corridor between banks of bracken, allowing me to reach a point only 30m from the high ground and minimizing the bracken thrash. A vague path leads along the outcrops to the summitColin Crawford04/07/2023
Parked to SSW at start of track. Short way along track then up cut field, into a wild meadow and then tried to follow a path of sorts to top.Back same way.PeterD13/06/2023
6th tump of 6 on a 20km circuit from the Ferry jetty continuing from Cnoc nan Gobhar. I took a grassy track down to East Tarbert bay then walked across pasture and then crossed an irrigation channel to the west of the summit and then through some woodland and then up steeper grassland and brambles to reach ridge with narrow easy path to the top. Lovely top with good views and completes the Gigha tumps. Descent via narrow path that leads to wide grassy area but path became indistinct so just crossed over to the West where I saw a gate and this took me back onto the main road and followed it all the way down to the Ferry jetty, quickening up the pace to get the 16.30 ferry back to Tayinloan..Dazingdale17/05/2023
The same as sclater, don't go through the wood, it ain't a shortcut. Best to go up and down from 653513DavieRuts30/11/2022
3rd of 6 Tumps. We wanted to climb this from the 21m spot height to the SW, but they were cutting hay in the access field. So parked N of Tarbet, by farm machinery, and approached very easily via the newly harvested hay field to the NW. Then it's hellish; bracken, brambles, drainage ditches, scrubby willow, etc. Eventually a path of sorts is found, which is slightly easier.Minto14/06/2022
Ferry at 10am, then Cnoc Largie, collected Charlie's old dog from the farm then onto Cnoc nan Gobhar, Eilean Garbh and then Creag Bhan with an old trig pivot benchmark close to trig.Dugswell231/03/2022
Went up from near Tarbert which was hellish with almost impenetrable willow and brambles. Descent on SW ridge to gate on track to Highfield from road was fine.sclater19/01/2020
From high point on road. Pretty easy going all the way. With R and B.jenx04/06/2019
Easy up the pasture from near the highpoint to S, then very rough cattle plods through nasty brambles for last 250m but worth it.Thearlaichdubh11/05/2019
From NR 6528 5134. Straight up and down over cattle pastures. More bracken and bramble near the top.jonglew31/10/2018
third tump of the day from the Pier at Na Croachan, part of a continual hill run/jogShutterlag05/05/2016
slabby outcrop. RHW09/06/2012
Jill Robertson14/06/2022
Alex C31/03/2022
Martin R15/06/2016
clashcityrocker21/04/2016
chalky195318/09/2015
Adrian09/06/2012
Lindsay M14/09/2010
Janet M14/09/2010
ARM11/05/1985