Stob Binnein
Local highlightA steep, cone-shaped Munro at Crianlarich, twin to Ben More and only a little lower than it
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From the road at Crianlarich, two big cones dominate the skyline: Ben More and, just south of it, Stob Binnein. Split by a high pass, the pair are the landmark of this corner of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs. At 1,165m Stob Binnein is only a few metres below its neighbour, a Munro — over 3,000 feet — with a distinctive pointed top. The two are usually climbed together in a stiff day from Benmore Glen or Crianlarich, a steep pull with a lot of height to gain, and a fine round on a clear day.
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