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Name:Glas Bheinn
Hill number:190
Height:501m / 1644ft
RHB Section:03A: Loch Leven to Rannoch Station
County/UA:Highland, Argyll and Bute
Catchment:Catchment Boundaries, Awe, Tay
Watershed:Firth of Tay, Mull of Kintyre to Rattray Head, Ardnamurchan Point to Lowestoft, Cardiff to Cape Wrath, Dover to Cape Wrath, Lowestoft to Duncansby Head, Land's End to John o' Groats, Greater Loch Linnhe, The Lizard to Dunnet Head
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Dodd (500-599m), Highland Five, Yeaman
(Ma,Hu,Tu,5,HF,Y)
Grid ref:NN 32681 47313
Summit feature:rock
Drop:181m
Col:320m  NN342479  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 50
(1:25k) 377E
Observations:7m N of cairn and about 0.3m higher than cairn
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 230 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
 yorkielad07/03/2024
From the unsurfaced parking area on the W side of the A82 at Lochan na h-Achlaise, crossing the A82, going through the lefthand of two gateless entrances and following the ATV track running 10 yards to the left of the right hand fence. The track starts as it means to continue, evasively and in a watery morass, but it improves with height and the short ascent is anyway more then repaid by the views from the ridge to leading to the summit. A lovely spot on a sunny day.Nick Down124/08/2022
From the layby on the A82 At Lochan na h-Achlaise. Short walk along a footpath from layby to a fence which is easily stepped over. Then picked up an ATV track north of the plantation fence which pretty much goes all the way up onto the ridge. Short walk NE along ridge to summit.Jossker27/05/2022
CDMC Glencoe meet. Great viewpoint.clashcityrocker08/05/2022
With: hb; Left car by county boundary signs. Walked up to Mobile mast then path to summit. Visited memorial then returned to road and climbed Glas Bhenn. Great views across Rannoch Moor.Ian Baines06/05/2022
Nice views across to Blackmount.Surprisingly quiet!davechaffey24/03/2022
A very good short walk with superb views over Rannoch Moor and Loch Tulla. Route as per Bolton. The ATV track expires in a grassy hollow slightly below the ridge and is hard to see unless you've got one of those GPS thingies. Dumbo here missed it on the way down and went too far down the ridge. No worries, I got down easily enough at the next dip and found good deer tracks back to the ATV track.Gill20/11/2021
Cycled from Achallader, over the Water of Tulla, to due south of Glas Bheinn. Then walked along a forest edge over boggy ground to the main ridge east of Creagan Criche. Lovely final stretch to the summit given the snowy summits of the Glencoe and Nevis mountains against the blue skies of a typical cold but clear Scottish Spring day.summitter09/04/2021
From the layby due west on the A82. Followed the ATV track north of the plantation fence, which turned south east towards the SW end of the summit ridge. Lovely views across Rannoch Moor, and to the Black Mount and Bridge of Orchy hills.Owen B15/08/2020
Solo with lily and Rosie, early afternoon extra Marilyn. Easy access to ridge by ATV track. Great viz and views.alexmaclennan21/07/2020
Parked at layby to West. ATV track North of new plantation fence to col and ridge South of summit. Good views for a wee hill.willyross21/11/2019
Solo. As per otehrs. Layby a82. Found it a bit of a trudge …v damp in placesVerySlowPlodder02/10/2019
Stunning view!nicolajane29/09/2019
A82 > Cul Glas-bheinne > Glas Bheinn > Cul Glas-bheinne > A82 > Loch na h-Achlaise> Meall Mor > A82.Winterfloodian27/09/2019
From the layby at 314473 with CM. A track takes you up to a removed gate between two fences. Keep to the left side of the fence going uphill and the track takes you easily to the ridge. Just over one hour return.bolton18/05/2019
Parked at layby to W. ATV track N of plantation fence to top ridge to S of summit. With PM.CJM18/05/2019
1 of 3: From A82 layby at 315474ChrisR24/02/2018
From layby on A82. With Nathan.MorecambeMonkey03/12/2017
Solo, quick up and down from the A82.amswanston29/07/2017
Persistent rain and very little view. Good job it wasn't a long way. With Tony.Alex C13/06/2017
neil hutton25/05/2017
After Meall Mor and Meall Beag, with Steve Smith.jonglew28/04/2017
from lay-by, waterlogged track from south end of layby. Footprints in slushy snow from a visit yesterdaycjo15/01/2017
with Meall Mordavidsbatty14/01/2017
Out-and-back from road w OCH. No snow. Light shower, windy, patches of sun. View. Rounsfell01/01/2017
From high point A82 (car park). Vehicle track to bealach, sharp left to summit. Overcast and sunny, slight breeze, warm, good views.iangalbraith25/08/2016
Late afternoon walk from large parking area on the high point of Rannoch Moor. Soggy crossing to higher ground. Great views to BlackmountN.Morters12/07/2016
From layby on A82, almost due W of summit. Surprisingly dry and crunchy underfoot after some dry weather, making this one easier than expected. (route taken is shown on: http://gayleybird.blogspot.co.uk/2016/05/tinto-and-glas-bheinn.html)Gayle09/05/2016
Alone in late afternoon smash and grab. Great light over moorSpudGunn09/03/2016
From anglers' parking space just N of county boundary. Followed a landrover track, sirting a serious bog , then onto a dry ridge above the boggy moor. Viewpoints over Rannoch Moor are always worthwhile, this hill is an excellent one. Same way back though.pwheeler22/05/2015
After Meall Mor. Gradual ascent from the road at NN 313 471. Pretty boggy underfoot.bowlesy12/05/2015
W Jenx from lay-by on A82, same for Meall Mor pairnordicstar29/12/2014
Solo.Dangerous Dave22/08/2014
in the afternoon after graham snc from layb on A82robertphillips20/07/2014
From the layby. Good ridge line to summit.Play2End29/03/2014
from county boundary after Meall Mor. Bog was frozen so didn't use the handy 4wd track 50m N of the deer fence. Fine viewpoint. 2 hrs to do both Marilyns, which I imagine will be visited by few.Thearlaichdubh22/11/2013
From the A82AndrewFinnimore05/09/2013
Easy so long as you're on the right side of the deer fence...Er, I wasn't. Just as I left the summit it rained heavy.Jhimmy03/08/2013
On circuit from Achallader; back via bridge at NN338452. Ground frozen; but no snow. Great views of the surrounding ranges.richtea504012/03/2013
From county border on A82, along county border, staying north of deer fence. Returned along the ridge for a while.Topographer5712/01/2013
Quick and easy ascent from A82 between showers. Webbed feet an advantage, although the summit ridge is very pleasant. Good viewpoint.fasgadh01/01/2013
MC. Simple ascent from A82Martin6617/11/2012
KeithByTheC24/06/2012
ran with tom- brilliant weather.josie26/03/2011
Climbed from A82.Chris Peart20/02/2011
1st new hill of the yeartom smith02/01/2011
GR8 viewpoint on this sunny summers day. Going wet even in this drier than average year.Dugswell231/08/2010
Ascended after learning of the closure ahead of the A82.JohnW16/06/2010
From the A82, with MoraBLACKHILL22/05/2010
From Achallader along track to Gorton, then N to Leathad Mor and SW to Glas BheinnGallovidian15/03/2010