The Stob

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The Stob is a 754-metre mountain in Stirling. It is one of the 231 Grahams, and a Marilyn besides. It stands inside Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.

Nearby hills include Creag Mhor (Stirling, 660m) and Meall an t-Seallaidh. The closest station is Crianlarich, 10.8 km to the west.

More places to visit near The Stob

Scotland's first national park, where the Highlands begin — bonnie banks, wooded glens and Ben Lomond within reach of Glasgow.

A steep, cone-shaped Munro at Crianlarich, twin to Ben More and only a little lower than it

5.7 km W

A steep grassy cone above Crianlarich, the highest of the Crianlarich hills and a stiff, unrelenting pull from the road

6 km W

Rapids tearing straight through Killin village beneath an eighteenth-century bridge, with the burial isle of Clan Macnab just downstream.

12.2 km NE

Powerful fall on the River Falloch in Glen Falloch near Crianlarich, plunging into a deep dark pool.

13 km W

Wooded lochs and craggy hills.

13.4 km S