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Name:Druim Tarsuinn [Stob a' Bhealach an Sgriodain]
Hill number:1357
Height:770m / 2526ft
RHB Section:18B: Sunart and Ardgour
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Linnhe, Catchment Boundaries, Shiel
Watershed:Ardnamurchan Point to Lowestoft, Greater Loch Linnhe
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Corbett, Yeaman
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,C,Y)
Grid ref:NM 87469 72732
Summit feature:small cairn on rock
Drop:259m
Col:511m  NM864739  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 40
(1:25k) 391
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 241 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Repeat visit, between Simms.PGCE25/03/2023
After Meall na Cuartaige & Meall nan Creag Leacduchally28/06/2021
With Iain wilson, Long day. Sunny with phenomenal views of sky cullins, ben nevis, anochs, grey corries, mammores, and glencoe.alexmaclennan19/09/2020
Alone from Resourie. Very steep ascent and descent but neat route through prominent notch. sclater15/11/2019
Final Corbett of three in an anti-clockwise circuit. Generally reasonably good going, some sections rather difficult to pick the best line amongst the outcrops and undulations. Then retraced steps to Bealach an Sgriodain, then down the straightforward grassy slope. The valley is an impressive amphitheatre for the rutting stags, bellowing and roaring and groaning all around, everything else behaving rather skittishly. Then out of nowhere a mountain bike appears on top of someone's shoulders. Rough path to the col, then a much better but very wet path back to Callop.Owen B06/10/2019
During a solo week in Ardgour & Sunart. After an unhelpful exchange with the local estate office over routes earlier in the week, decided to approach from Glen Hurich by a cunning route I'd spotted 2 days earlier while on Carn na Nathrach rather than from Callop. Room for a couple of cars to park roadside at Kinlochan. Followed forest track past Glenhurich cottage, then turned L before bridge on track leading to Resourie bothy. After about 1.5km, an area of forest on L has been cleared. A logging track winds up through debris around NM848698 finishing near broken old deer fence at top R of cleared area. Stepped over fence & handrailed it up a firebreak. About 10m of tree bashing near end of forest track at NM845700 but keeping fence on L, emerged from forest near a stag wallow which I smelled long before I saw it! Ground OK by Ardgour standards. Then more easily on to ridge near Sgorr an Tarmachain & great walk along to summit. Back same way & quickly too.NotReallyABagger02/10/2019
Andrew, Gerry, Toril, Gavin, RickNHWC20/04/2019
R very remote Corbett grand Richard Tait07/09/2018
CK SheilaS06/08/2018
Callow - Druim Tarsuinn - Sgurr Ghiubhsachain - Sgorr Craobh a' Chaorainn - Meall na Cuartaige - Callowdavidpettit8426/05/2018
With M. From Callop. Sunny and hot, fabulous views, somewhat sunburnt. Cona river very low.douglas_easton23/05/2018
Cycled up Glen Hurich, then north and east up line of fence to stile at 660m then ladder at 630m, across to 650m col and west ridge. Return over longer west ridge and 701m tump.Topographer5717/05/2018
Between Mor and Daimh, could probably have bypassed on S slopes but over is nicerRHW06/05/2018
Had to bag the third corbett a rarity to get three in one day. Enjoyed the walk around to it. Some great scenery here. Descended into Cona Glen, then to path back to Callop. 9 hours of walking and saw not a sole person. Perfect. Company: Soloiandesbottes20/07/2017
56th – Solo. Day 1 of overnight expedition, camped at head of Lochan Dubh (901 708). About 2km from Glenfinnan station follow track to Callop and beyond before heading up NE ridge of Sgorr Craobh a Chaorainn. Follow ridge round anticlockwise taking in two other Corbetts. Descend SE below Meall Mor to Lochan for overnight camp. Warm, clear, dry day. Excellent views.RGibbs31/05/2017
Alone, from Resourie both.Grinner11/03/2017
From Glen Hurich. Parked on SE side abt 847693 (10:30) & cycled to 875706 by river (11:10). Crossed (easy, weather dry) & climbed ridge to R very steeply to pt 575m. Traversed above trees, crossed corrie then angled left to ridge close to summit (13:30). Returned same route; bike 15:15. Short but steep; grassy ramp just L of crossing point is probably better line. Route-finding on descent may be tricky in poor visibility. Starting point also offers a short steep route to Carn na Nachrach.dbb23/07/2016
Meall Mor and Druim Tarsuinn from bridge over Callop River. Clear sunny start to the day, cooler on the tops. Excellent views.RobertP11/04/2016
First of three corbetts in a horseshoe from Callop with Chris.Peterb13/05/2015
First of 3 Corbett's from Callop. Track then footpath to Cona Glen then up fairly steepish slopes to ridge. Great views from summit.bowlesy13/05/2015
round of 3 druim tarsuinn, meall nan damh, and glas bheinn from callop.robertphillips13/03/2013
From Glenfinnan. Stiflingly hot.Galltywenallt26/04/2012
with Alex Thomsondavidsbatty15/11/2011
Alone. In conjunction with 2 other corbetts from NSpudGunn10/07/2009
Backpack through Ardgour, glenfinnan to coran ferry w Jenx, one midgey night outnordicstar23/08/2008
3 of 3: From Sgurr Ghiubhsachain.ChrisR19/05/2008
Solo. Callop CP by A830 (924795) by Allt na Cruache thro' col to Glen Cona then Druim Tarsuinn, Sgurr Ghuibhsachain, Sgorr Craobb a'Chaorainn & Meall Doire na Mnatha. Fine dry & sunny with plenty of midge at first.Vin02/06/2004
MC JC. Lengthy walk in Golden Eagles spotted.Martin6610/06/2001
Weekend in Resourie.ARM27/05/2000
On the TGO ChallengeBLACKHILL13/05/2000
last of 3 Corbetts this day.IanHHill29/07/1999
KT HFB16/04/1999
With Jean. To Resourie Bothy where we stayedfergie23/10/1998
Via Callop. Feet wet from first crossing of side stream. Water on paths, then swamps and over main river. Up to bealach and to head of glen as far as possible. 1 1/4 miles over swamp, traps for feet in long grass. Uphill on grassy runs by the side of crags to bealach and followed fence posts to top at 14.45. 10 rocks on highest crag. Retraced steps to car. 7 3/4 hours.arranc17/07/1998
Third Corbett of the day on this circuit from the A830 to the NE. Excellent walk.Aye Jimmy29/05/1998
With friend. We walked up path through Glen Scaddle and set up camp somewhere beyond Tighnacomaire. Walked up Gleann an Lochain Duibh. Towards the end of Lochan Dubh we moved up the hillside and then ascended steeply up a gully. Towards the top we kept above a deer fence (with new forest below it), contouring round the summit of Meall Mor. We reached the summit of Stob a’ Bhealach an Sgriodain. We continued to Carn na Nathrach and descended to the camp.pwbellarby14/06/1997
Round of Beinn Mheadhoin, Carn na Nathrach, Stob Mhic Bheathain, Stob a' Ghuir, Meall Mor and Stob a' Bhealach an Sgroidain from glen Hurich.Eddie19/04/1997
Self and TaffyInvicta1422/06/1995
Corbett bagging: Sgurr Ghiubhsachain, Sgorr Craobh a' Chaorainn and Stob a'Bhealach an Sgriodain RHW26/05/1991
Third Corbett on the day, ascending from Sgurr Ghiubhsachain. Descended north to Cona Glen and then back to Callop.JohnW31/07/1990
During Voodoo callout searchGonk06/05/1964
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