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Name:Meall an Fhudair
Hill number:83
Height:764m / 2507ft
County/UA:Argyll and Bute
Topographical area:HS04 Ime-vorlich
SMC/RHB section:01D: Inveraray to Crianlarich
Catchment:Fyne
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Corbett, Yeaman
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,C,Y)
Grid ref:NN 27072 19237
Summit feature:no feature: 3m N of cairn/shelter
Drop:382m
Col:382m  NN278180  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 50 56
(1:25k) OL39N 364N
Observations:embedded rock 6m SSE of summit rock is just lower
Survey:Abney level
GPS data:show GPS entries for this hill

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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 343 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Troisgeach, Meall nan Caora and Meall an Fhudair, up zig-zags from opposite Glen Falloch Farm. Returned by heading north into Gleann nan Caorann.TRG31820/03/2024
Winter sunshine, light fresh frost on grass with old patches of frozen snow, easy to avoid. Surrounding summits partly in cloud, partly clear, spectacular where clear. 2h 25m up, 2h down.NorfolkPT2106/01/2024
Meall an Fhudair & Beinn Damhain from A82. Ascended track, taking branch right above pylon line. Where track curved West, took a direst line up the rough terrain to Troisgeach, then across to Meall nan Caora, then dropped back down to around 650m before the final pull up to Fhudair's summit. Nothing to see due to clag, so descended on tussocky ground S to the Allt na Lairig, then directly up to the summit of Beinn Damhain. Descended E to LOchan Beinn Damhain, then north to gain track and followed that back to junction above pylon line, and back down to A82. Total time: 5h 35minmproudfoot09/09/2023
Climbed with Emily-May and Dave M. Great sunny day, a bit hot!amcculloch17/06/2023
Parked as others in front of old gate between 2 large rocks. Tried to be clever and took a shortcut 200m after the bridge over the railway which was interesting but pointless unless you hate landrover tracks. Kept finding and losing paths. Descended to take in the Graham/Fiona opposite south.Jhimmy19/03/2023
Clockwise circuit solo. Great views and easy underfoot on the traverse to Troisgeach, via the other top.Nick Canute25/02/2023
MTB from Falloch Falls car park to end of hydro road. Ascent to summit up northern craggy slopes. With JDJohn Lee22/02/2023
Wet anti-clockwise loop with Davemike__riley04/02/2023
764mThe Grouse08/10/2022
Parked at the start of the hydro track opposite Glen Falloch farm, there is space for one car by a gate which obviously hasn't been opened for years. Up the track to the junction beyond the pylons, then just bashed straight up from there, initially quite hard going but it soon relents. Then a pleasant plod up to Troisgeach, easily descending to the col avoiding Meall nan Caora, then a faint path on good ground to the summit. Then on to the Graham.Owen B18/09/2022
Up from Trosgiche hitting cloud at around 600m but still nice with rocky outcrops and lochans.Adrian30/08/2022
Parking was difficult, in the end tucked it in at the end of the rough road (NN 320 198), to the side of the cattle grid but not causing an obstruction. Then back along the road to Glen Falloch Farm where no parking is allowed, climbed over the locked gate and up the Hydro electric road to a small cairn at NN 310 199, from there a very hit and miss track goes up the NE ridge to Troisgeach. A delightful knoll and lochan trek takes one to the main summit of the Corbett, Meall an Fhudair. From here a fairly easy slope down to the bealach near .382, followed by a stiff but straightforward climb to the Graham, Beinn Damhain. Then a long curve keeping to the high ground round to the HF, Garabal Hill. Finally, an easy descent to the bridge over Allt Arnan at NN 296 181 and the hydro road back down. Mostly pathless but great 360 degree all round views (especially of Beinn Bhuide), so the 19km round with 1300m ascent took just short of 7 hours.silveracorn_alan24/08/2022
SoloMunroist393524/09/2021
The cloud had largely dispersed and it had got progressively hotter as I made my way from Troisgeach via Meall na Caora to this Corbett. In wetter conditions or poor visibility this would be more challenging. The pull up onto Meall an Fhudair was easier than the earlier climb to Troisgeach. However, I was at least an hour too slow. I got a signal at the summit and sent Mhairi an update. Fabulous views all round, including Beinn Bhuidhe (Jim's final Munro). I returned over Troisgeach and lost no more time in getting back to the car.langskill23/07/2021
from Glen Falloch via hydro track to Beinn Daimh then back via Meall an Fhudair and Troisgeach.PaulineD29/04/2021
Third visit on a hot and humid dayColin Crawford14/08/2020
hill run/walkTamCollie26/07/2020
From Glen Falloch with Beinn Damhain. Descended to N then picked up hydro track down Gleann nan Caorann.quadbarrel04/07/2020
Garabal hill, beinn damhain repeat, trosgiche, meall nan fhudair repeat, troisgeach repeat, from glenfalloch.robertphillips22/03/2020
CDMC meet Crianlarich. Up from end of hydro road and track, back over Meall nan Caora and Troisgeach.clashcityrocker08/02/2020
From Troisgeach before decending easy slopes diagonally to Lairig Arnan about 1km west of track. There were ATV tracks to follow through tussocky ground in the glen. Good track down to Glen Falloch KeithByTheC01/09/2019
With John - his 100th Corbett! A gorgeous sunny and snowy day. Did a nice loop round the hill. Saw a caterpillar, some deer and varios birds. Followed by food at the Real Food cafe Veryhappybunny26/03/2018
Hard day navigating in flat light, then found car keys locked in boot.iansm09/01/2018
My birthday walk, in mist and rain. Excellent navigation practice amongst the knolls and lochans. An interesting and complicated hill.Gill01/06/2017
From Invernarnan. Misty, surprisingly intricate crags towards top. Small amount of snow.davechaffey10/03/2017
Solo with Lily from roadend. Initial low cloud but cleared to cold wind but bright day. Ridge from Troisgeach beag to Meall an Fhudair. 4 hours.alexmaclennan20/09/2016
With Phil. Staying at Crianlarich Hotel. Circuit starting up the track from Glenfalloch Farm. Route : B. Damhain-Meall an Fhudair - Meall nan Caora - Troisgeach. Lots of mice holes, some deer. Tea at Drovers Inn.sarahk25/03/2016
Busy, sunny dayGWR Chris14/02/2016
With Troisgeach & Beinn Damhain. I noticed when driving past on 26/04/17 that parking no longer possible opposite Glen Falloch Farm.duchally02/04/2015
with K, in snow from Glenfalloch Farm direct,via Troisgeach, return via lairig to south and track. Deep and soft snow, hard going all day. Dry, v cold <0C, hazy sun. 6hrs in conditionsniallp17/01/2015
2 of 3: From Troisgeach.ChrisR20/09/2014
From Glen Falloch farm via the east ridge and Troisgeachdavidpettit8420/04/2014
Thick mist and a lot of snow made navigation and progress slow. Still enjoyable. The snow was just right, firm enough to avoid floundering yet soft enough to walk rather than skate.Just how many padlocks does a single gate need? I counted ten.Martin R13/03/2014
From the A82. Conditions OK.bowlesy24/08/2013
With Callum and Elspethdickscroop10/07/2013
Peter from Stoney ClubGrah-tfun19/05/2013
Solo.Dangerous Dave14/05/2012
selfdavidsbatty17/01/2012
meall an fhudair and beinn damhain.robertphillips30/12/2011
With L.sclater27/12/2011
With Smithy from Glen Falloch farm on a sunny & breezy afternoon. Followed the track over the railway & then along the ilne of the Lairig Arnan. Took a slanting line up to the summit. Returned over Meall nan Caora & Troisgeach & then down the ridge back to the start.NotReallyABagger15/08/2011
Start at Glen Falloch (320196, adequate parking). Tracks to 279210, rough path to 270297, then followed course of streams to summit. Continued to Beinn Damhain.Topographer5730/07/2011
R Richard Tait11/07/2010
And 27/08/2023chrispine08/10/2009
RIB, AAMc, CM, DMc HFB18/04/2009
AloneSpudGunn23/03/2009
Up from saddle below Beinn Damhain. Down to east to combine with Meall nan Caora and Troisgeach.campagvelocet18/03/2009
From BeinglasBLACKHILL14/07/2008
Veryhappybunny18/05/2008
Alone, sunny and snowy.Grinner12/01/2008