7.0km
Total Distance
966m
Elevation Gain

Trail description

Starting from the Succoth car park at the head of Loch Long near Arrochar, a signposted path zig-zags up through forestry into a wide glen, passing the flanks of The Cobbler and Beinn Narnain to the Bealach a' Mhaim. Beinn Ime, whose Gaelic name means butter mountain, is the highest of the Arrochar Alps at 1,011 m, with an oval stone enclosure on top.

Route Map

Along the trail

Bus stop
Succoth Car Park · 91m from the start
Parking
8m from the start
Path grade (SAC)
T1 · T2 for 1.1km
Surface
natural ground
Marked route
Cobbler Trail

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Difficulty

4/5 · Difficult
  • Experience with long mountain hikes