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Name:A' Chrois
Hill number:2953
Height:848.7m / 2784ft
Parent (Ma):74  Beinn Narnain
RHB Section:01D: Inveraray to Crianlarich
County/UA:Argyll and Bute
Catchment:Leven (Dumbarton), Catchment Boundaries, Long & Goil
Class:Hump, Simm, High Hills of Britain, Corbett Top, Yeaman
(Hu,Tu,Sim,HHB,CT,Y)
Grid ref:NN 28845 07737
Summit feature:large cairn
Drop:106.8m
Col:741.8m  NN 2830 0769  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 56
(1:25k) OL39S 364S
Survey:Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 111 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Simon Winton17/10/2023
Via pipe/stream and dam.richtea504022/05/2023
Grimpeur123401/01/2023
AndyS04/11/2022
Parked in Loch Long car park. Up direct path towards Beinn Narnain, over Cruach nam Miseag, then traversed round to Creag Tharsuinn. Onwards to A' Chrois, then awkward descent SE to forest track on 1:25k maps.PGCE19/09/2022
11.75 miles 4503ft walk, The Cobbler, Beinn Narnain, Creag Tharsuinn and A'Chrois from Arrochar.stephenbuda13/09/2022
chrispine01/06/2022
Dottie00114/05/2022
Dottie14/05/2022
22k run : Beinn Narnain via Glen Loin and A’ Chrois.quadbarrel24/04/2022
Parked at the car park for Beinn Narnain (£1/hr), then Up the very wet and muddy path through the woods. Continued to about NN288 056, where an ATV track lead off to the Allt Sugach. Followed this, crossed the river and continued on the ATV track to NN2923 0713, Walked round into the corrie behind tehe SE ridge, then up on steep mossy grass, and around to the summit. Continued on to the West Top.LizH17/12/2021
PeterAH17/12/2021
From the Succoth car park, directly up the old pipe path, which is more like a burn than a path for much of its course. Once out of the forest it improved to a well made stepped path before petering out as we neared Cruach nam Miseag. Under glorious sun, blue sky and snow conditions we carried on to Bheinn Narnain, then headed north east across the wide ridge tops of Creag Tharsuinn, A' Chrois West Top then main top. The way down the SW flank was aided by finding a 4WD track, which led us back to the top of the pipe track. 5 hrs total. Icy conditions in places. great walk.summitter28/11/2021
From Ardgarten, along forestry tracks then steep and rough ascent onto the east ridge. Followed by Narnain and the CobblerIloveducks09/07/2021
Walked from our let by Ben Arthur's bothy via Succoth on path by burn(NB it veers N btw the 2 forest roads). The relentless ascent continued following ATV tracks a bit but what was that about a marked path? We just made our way to/from Sron nan Eun- by different routes up and down- where it became easier to find our way up after all the hummocks and knolls below. We found this hill rougher than expected. The slopes were also the least snowy. For these reasons we omitted Creag Tarsuinn which was seriously in the freezer and we didn't have our ice axes etc. Fabulous sunny clear day. From the dam we returned by the track across to the new path that leads to the Narnian boulders for a gentle descent. With Pete. This was my 1200th Tump.pwheeler20/03/2020
Descent a pleasant descent despite wet weather. Vegetation heavy but not as tussocky as some other hills in area. The marked path was ok to start with once joined but very slippy walk further down.Oh no I forgot...28/08/2019
BaggerGutt28/08/2019
Livi202030/03/2019
Sick Kid04/08/2018
weaselmaster04/08/2018
Circuit of Coiregrogain including Ben Vane, Beinn Chorranach, Ben Ime, Ben Narnain and A'Chroisraffemeister24/06/2018
From Arrochar. Up by new path and then along to dam on Allt Sugach. Descent via old pipeline path directly to A83 which in places is now a burn. Soft unconsolidated snow. Fine views from summit.benalder28406/01/2018
ajwxyzt17/09/2017
interloper15/09/2017
Fletch15/09/2017
Tony J27/08/2017
Pleasant weather, stunning views and nice and quiet. Didn't see anyone once we came off Beinn Narnain.Alex C27/08/2017
C/W round of an t sron, cobbler south peak, the cobbler, the cobbler north peak, beinn narnain, creag tharsuinn, a chrois west top, A, Chrois, met alan whatley, colin crawford, steve smith just below the top accompanied them back up to the summit to celebrate alans final mainland hump, great company.robertphillips27/04/2017
My final mainland Hump. Enjoyable company to celebrate with.Alan Whatley27/04/2017
Alan Whatley's final Mainland HumpColin Crawford27/04/2017
mntainman27/04/2017
Direct path from Succoth to get started is still there and useable but is more burn than path. Hard work after that, took two hours to get up.alda01/10/2016
mae28/05/2016
weaselmaster01/01/2016
See Creag Thasuinndickscroop15/10/2015
Deep but managable snow. Continued to Narnain.fasgadh29/03/2013
Marra115/03/2013
cobler, narnain and a'chroisjb197126/05/2012
Adrian28/04/2012
Solo with dogs. Round of Beinn Nairnain, Creag Tharsuinn and A Chrois.alexmaclennan03/07/2011
GaryJones01/07/2011
nicolajane06/06/2011
Full Beinn Narnain ridge, A'Chrois-CreagTharsuinn then main summittcrannoch28/05/2011
Sidewinder30/01/2011
Gavin Theobald27/03/2010
fine conical summit, largeish cairn, fine view. From 242063 via Creag Tharsuinn RHW30/01/2010
interloper08/01/2010
neilsan12/12/2009
With Babcock R&D.Grinner13/09/2009
Steve Q18/03/2009