ドックハート湖のおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Decent views, though an unexciting mountain.

Decent views, though an unexciting mountain.

Bridge over the River

As soon as you enter the woods thereafter the path is mid out a rocky stream so be prepared for wet feet or take precautions for same

Beinn Dubhchraig is a long rocky whaleback thats joined to the neighbouring Munro of Ben Oss by Bealach Buidhe. Its beautifully situated for looking down the barrel of Loch Lomond and features superb views back towards Ben Lui too.

Ben Oss is a broad, 3,376-foot (1,029 m) Munro that very much plays second fiddle to neighbouring Ben Lui. However, the view from the summit is awe-inspiring, both back towards Ben Lui and south along Loch Lomond. It is usually ascended along with Beinn Dubhchraig to the east.

The Ben Oss (also Beinn Oss) is a 1,029 m (3,376 ft) high mountain in Scotland. Its Gaelic name is interpreted differently, one assumption is the translation as mountain at the lake outflow or mountain at the outflow of the lake. More likely, however, is the mountain of the elk. Elk were wiped out in Scotland as early as 1300. The mountain is located in the southern highlands between the towns of Crianlarich and Dalmally in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park and is classified as Munro. (Source: Wikipedia)

A good navigation point to reach for climbing Ben Oss. From here, you are in more open ground as you head up the slopes of the mountain.